Boise State has agreed to a five-year contract extension with the Boise Police Department (BPD). The news was announced to students in an email from
The majority of people who wish me a happy Cinco de Mayo every year don’t know what the day actually celebrates. Instead, they see it
Boise State students and faculty have expressed concern over the impact that House Bill 377 (HB 377) will have on university courses and student activity.
Anthony Donohoe first heard about the public demonstration happening on the Boise State campus during one of his morning classes. Thinking it would be similar
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean announced that, starting Friday, new COVID policies will be enacted for city-permitted events and those held in city-owned facilities. Masks will
President Biden announced a new initiative aimed at advancing educational equity and economic opportunity for Hispanic students. The executive order was published on Sept. 13
University Foundations (UF) 200 courses have been reinstated for the fall semester. Boise State University ended the suspension of the mandatory ethics course after an
Boise State University released the number of confirmed COVID cases among students and faculty members for the first week of classes on Friday, Aug. 27.
With the start of the fall semester just around the corner, many students are preparing for the move to on-campus housing. This year, that means
Following the vandalism of the Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial in downtown Boise, the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights has embraced many changes as part
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