Beginning year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been a lot of new norms that humans worldwide have been forced to adapt to.
For me, social distancing, wearing a mask and almost-excessive hand sanitizer use have all become commonplace actions that I follow…
It’s beyond time for women’s issues to stop being attacked and politicized to the extremes. As the Supreme Court seems to lean on the side of upholding Mississippi’s restrictive 15-week abortion ban, the possibility of Roe v. Wade being overturned seems increasingly…
Editor’s note: This article was written prior to the adjournment of the Idaho legislative session on Nov. 17, 2021.
This week, the Idaho Legislature reconvened after voting to recess, rather than end the regular session earlier in May. This means that the…
Growing up, I was always painfully aware of my period. It seemed too taboo to actually discuss; I found myself confused, yet scared to ask questions. The education I received surrounding menstruation was more than lacking, and when I found myself at school, starting my first…
The legalization, decriminalization and use of marijuana has been a largely debated topic over the past several years, especially in Idaho.
With most of our surrounding states having legalized recreational and/or medical marijuana, I have often posed the question…
As an avid horror fan, any film produced and written by Jordan Peele is sure to get my excitement up, especially a new release leading into the fall season.
Directed by Nia DaCosta, “Candyman” joins Peele’s previous projects “Us” and “Get Out” as both…
The beginning of a new semester introduces a lot of new information to students and faculty alike. A recurring discussion that often comes up has to do with pronouns; though new to some, it has become more common to introduce oneself with their pronouns.
Transgender…
A few weeks ago, I was preparing for school under what I thought were the best circumstances possible for our current situation. After Boise State made the decision to reinstate a campus-wide mask mandate indoors and outside in crowded spaces, some of my trepidation eased…
The choice of living on campus is something that many college students have to consider at the beginning of each school year.
Beginning my junior year, this was once again on my mind. I chose to live on campus my first two years, and after discussing my options with…
BREAKING: Man arrested for “resisting or obstructing officers” while preaching on Boise State campus
According to Ada County sheriff arrest records, Moscow resident Keith Darrell was arrested at 2:23 pm on Sept. 1 with a misdemeanor charge of resisting or obstructing officers on Boise State campus.
After crowds of students gathered in front of Riverfront Hall to watch…
