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The Joint-Appropriations Committee will cut funding for BSU, but will BSU recieve the amount of money it deserves?
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Bike thefts on campus have gone down considerably, while thefts in the Morrison Center and vandalism have increased.
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ASBSU President Trevor Grigg, has announced his candidacy for State Rep. in southeast Boise’s Dist. 18 as the Republican challenger to current incumbent Democrat Phyllis King. On a recent day in the Student Union, Grigg submitted himself to the proverbial hot seat.
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Posted on March 18, 2010 by katybutler
Tags: • 3/18/10
ASBSU is restructuring, going from 18-20 ASBSU council members down to eight, according to a new proposal.
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This year, for the first time, ASBSU enforced a rule that says student organizations must apply for funds four weeks in advance of an event.
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Posted on March 18, 2010 by Kim King
Tags: • 3/18/10
ASBSU voted to change the election code last month and senators are now drafting legislation for constitutional restructure, according to Election Board Chair Johnni Wuest. “This is not like high school where all they do is plan the prom,” she said. Wuest says she is hoping for a higher voter turnout this year because of the impact elected officials can have on the university and its policies.
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Dozens of students from state universities decided to rally on the Capitol steps Thursday to protest budget cuts and “skyrocketing tuition.” One picket sign read, “I need my higher edumication”. Student’s chanted phrases like, “No more budget cuts”.
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But Andersen has a secret. Andersen has been homeless.
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Every day, hundreds of students flock to the Boise River Café (BRC) to eat.
Some believe the hours of BRC are fairly reasonable for most students throughout the week. Others disagree.
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A Boise State professor has been sentenced to one year of probation for misdemeanor battery against a BSU student.
