Boise High School senior Shiva Rajbhandari was elected to serve on the Boise School Board of Trustees in the Sept. 6 election, making him the
Two policies affecting the evaluation and employment of Boise State University professors and faculty were revised during the end of the spring 2022 semester by
Fourth District Judge Cynthia Yee-Wallace ruled to dismiss Big City Coffee’s $10 million lawsuit against Boise State and university president Marlene Tromp. The decision was
Starting next fall, laundry will be completely free for Boise State students living in campus housing. According to Dr. Luke Jones, director for Housing and
“‘I didn’t know there were Latinx people in Idaho,’ that’s usually the response.” These are the words of Maria González Cárdenas, co-author of “Nosotras,” a
The Idaho State Board of Education (ISBE) released the results from their November 2021 post-secondary education survey, which aimed to measure the climate around freedom
Republican legislators introduced a new bill that would ban student IDs as valid voter identification and eliminate Idaho’s same-day voter registration. The Idaho Legislature’s House
Attorneys representing Boise State University and Big City Coffee met in the Fourth District Court on Jan. 28 to debate the possible dismissal of the
Boise State University president Dr. Marlene Tromp made her annual budget presentation before the Idaho Legislature’s Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee (JFAC) on Tuesday, where
New data posted to Boise State University’s COVID tracking dashboard shows a new record-high of positive cases among students, staff and faculty. Within the past
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