This article was written by Cheyon Sheen, a fourth-year civil engineering student at Boise State.
With the current uproar of Scott Yenor, I want to mention that 1) signing a petition to further investigate and 2) emailing Marlene Tromp (or anyone else at Boise State)…
This poem was written by Sydney Smith, a first-year biology major.
The first day of winter
In winter, the crows caw violently
As if angry with Mother Nature
Herself
The leaves shake, and swirl all around
My gaze falls, tired and disturbed,
On a…
By Trisha Miller | Trisha is a recent Boise State alumnus and current Student Affairs staff member.
Content Warning: This article discusses gun violence and death.
On Monday I stood in the home section of Macy’s at the Boise Towne Square mall.
I was looking…
This article is a collaborative submission from two anonymous student guest authors.
Throughout our time at Boise State University, we have felt, for the most part, cared for and supported by our professors and administrators. However, this feeling has slowly ceased over…
Sometimes I get asked what it’s like to be a transgender student. Plenty of things come to mind in response, but the reality is that cisgender people on campus will never fully comprehend how exhausting it is to be a trans student.
The simplest way to get a peek into…
From Leslie Webb, Vice President Student Affairs & Enrollment Management and the SAEM Leadership Team
[Leslie Webb, Student Affairs, faculty/staff, studio] Portrait by Priscilla Grover | Courtesy Boise State
In recent weeks, many complex social issues have come to…
By Thomas Campbell
Democracy does not just happen, it is made. America is the oldest modern democracy and only because many individuals have molded it. People of all colors, classes, nationalities, creed, sexual orientation and gender identity have devoted their lives for…
By Hanalei Potempa
Freshman students beginning their academic career at Boise State University this year have faced many challenges due to the coronavirus pandemic with classes being mainly hybrid or online. Other concerns for freshmen in an online environment is…
Personal essay by Taylor Nash.
My favorite anti-LGBTQIA+ statement to hear is, “if we introduce children to gay people, the children will grow up to be gay.” It often takes everything I have to refrain from rolling my eyes and shaking my head.
If that logic were…
