Taylor Swift released her 10th album, “Midnights,” on Friday, Oct. 21 at midnight (of course). The superstar’s new album made history on the first day
The Writing for Change Journal is a digital publication for community writing and creative projects with the goal of initiating change. The Journal’s first collection,
Boise State University’s Student Involvement and Leadership Center organizes many on-campus and community service opportunities for students to partake in. Volunteer service opportunities are put
Boise State’s student-run Menstrual Equity Club is holding a menstrual product drive from Oct. 17-21 to combat period poverty affecting students on campus. The Menstrual
As fall sets in, more and more students are drowning in writing assignments, papers, presentations, and even graduate school applications and job resumes. For those
Mental Health Awareness Week, which takes place Oct. 2-8, is a time of the year dedicated to providing education and spreading awareness about mental health
As the excitement of the new school year fades, students now have a fun weekend to look forward to. Parent and Family Weekend is a
Located in downtown Boise, Idaho, the Boise Farmers Market provides a food-oriented marketplace that includes local small businesses based in Boise and other nearby cities.
Don’t be fooled by the scribbles on the cover. Although this book is definitely about parties, friends, jobs and life, it’s also about love and
This year’s Boise Pride Festival artwork, designed by local Boise artist Sugar May, illustrates a comic book style “Superhuman” theme with a vintage twist. Local
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