Politoon: Vote ASUI
By Ethan Coy
Tag: vote
Embrace the opportunity
Students should seize the opportunity to make their voices heard in next week’s ASUI
From a governing standpoint, students cannot control much of what goes on within the University of Idaho campus. Students are constantly impacted by the decisions and processes of university officials, […]
Election Night update: 33 out of 34 precincts reporting
Unofficial results with 33 of 34 precincts reporting from Latah County show incumbent upsets in two of three races in Idaho’s fifth legislative district. For District 5 of Idaho’s state […]
Letter to the editor: Vote for Caroline Troy
By Clayton King, ASUI It’s no surprise, but the ASUI “Medical Amnesty” bill passed by the Idaho Legislature in 2016 is saving lives! This legislation is also known as the […]
Replace words with action
Vote for candidates capable of changing Idaho for the good
Over the last year, we’ve seen protests, marches and demonstrations from a passionate and energetic electorate. Nov. 6 is the day to make those actions truly count. Demonstrations like the […]
Voting for homecoming royalty opens
Top 16 Homecoming royalty candidates selected, voting open to students until Friday
Being named Homecoming Royalty means more than just a “popularity contest” said Amy Mink, the committee chair for Homecoming Royalty. “There is a much longer process of choosing royalty at […]
ASUI Senate tweaks campaign rules and regulation
A bill that passed unanimously would tweak rules on campaigning in the ASUI office
The ASUI Senate unanimously passed a bill Wednesday tweaking campaigning rules and regulations. The bill proposes that campaign materials and apparel may be stored in the ASUI office as long […]
The female wave
Make your vote truly count by turning out for women
When January hit, the internet flooded with stories about women around the country vying for political offices — some looking to return and many others looking to dive right in. […]
Giving a voice to students
ASUI responsible for bridging gap between administrators, undergraduates
For Jacob Lockhart, the decision to join ASUI — University of Idaho’s official student government — was an easy one. “I wanted to have a part in my community,” the […]
Taking back the authority
Savita Halappanavar is a name that many people outside of Ireland are unfamiliar with, including myself until recently. Whereas, those inside the boundaries of the predominantly Catholic country know of […]