On Aug. 14, on-campus residential students got an email informing them that a change had been made to the housing guest policy. According to the
For as long as I have known what feminism was, I have identified as a feminist. It seems like a simple enough term that everyone
I did not know a lot about politics when I was younger. It was not until the 2016 presidential election that I began paying attention
In recent years, transgender people have become more understood and accepted into some communities. Because of this, pronouns are often included in introductions by trans
Mandatory mask mandates have been put in place around the country, including many cities and counties in Idaho. Boise Mayor Lauren McLean signed a public
I have spent a lot of time wondering how the coronavirus pandemic would have played out if we were under different leadership. Whether that be
As an only child, I have always felt more lonely than most, especially surrounded by friends and family with siblings. Despite that, when I first
Last year as a freshman, I lived on campus with three other roommates and had to move out shortly after Idaho reported its first positive
Lindsay Hecox, a freshman psychology major, is an avid runner who hopes to join the Boise State women’s track team. As a transgender woman, Hecox
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