Treefort Music Festival is just around the corner. Happening from Sept. 22 – Sept. 26, this five-day festival will be filled with music, food, community
Boise State University’s Greek life will be seeing two new additions this fall. Phi Mu is joining the chapter community as a new sorority this
By Amanda Niess and Julianne Gee Boise State University welcomed the Keith and Catherine Stein Luminary to campus in the Center for Visual Arts Building
Governor Brad Little announced on Tuesday, Aug. 31 that he will be calling in hundreds of personnel, including the National Guard, to assist hospitals with
Boise Pride announced that all attendees are required to provide physical evidence of a COVID-19 vaccination or negative diagnostic test to attend the festival’s events,
Boise’s hometown favorite Treefort Music Fest was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020. However, Treefort organizers are working to bounce back and
Boise Pride Festival is making its return to Cecil D. Andrus Park and will take place from Sept. 10 to Sept. 12 of this year.
Spring break has just ended and with that comes the readjustment to a semi-online learning environment. With only a few weeks left of the semester,
When considering student’s lives outside of school, I have often thought about the opportunities I have missed because I chose to attend a number of
With almost a year of living during a pandemic under student’s belts, people have begun to find ways in which to navigate around the communities
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