The Idaho Japanese Association invited Boiseans to immerse themselves in the traditions, artistry and spirit of Japanese culture during its annual Japan Day festival on
Gwyn Hervochon, Alex Sjobeck and Derek Ganong were honored for their work in history and music education Every two years, the Boise Mayor’s Awards for
College students everywhere face mental health challenges and often struggle in silence, feeling alone and afraid to reach out for help. Wellness Services and BroncoBOLD
Idaho’s diverse and beautiful landscapes are taking center stage in Boise during the month of September through the art of local painter Heather Hainsworth. Hainsworth’s
The seedling traveled around the moon before making its final landing in Idaho If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting the moon, you can now take
Alumni look back on their favorite moments from their time at Boise State In 1932, the 70 students at Boise Junior College chose a mascot
Freshman orientation leaders offer a glimpse into the hard work and passion behind summer orientation Every summer, hundreds of new students arrive on campus for
While many seem to be experiencing “brain rot” from excessive screen time, it’s refreshing to know one corner of the online world is actually encouraging
For most people, $20 might pay for a week’s worth of gas or a few cheap groceries. They might use that $20 to go to
“End the brain rot. End the doomscrolling. End the screen addiction. Touch grass.” These simple messages come from a brand new app called “Touch Grass”.
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