When I came out of the theater after seeing “Everything Everywhere All At Once,” I practically ran to my car to shield myself from public
“West Side Story,” “…Tick, Tick Boom!” and even “Bo Burnham’s Inside” have all found places on the list of “musicals” that have risen to popularity.
In an email sent out on Wednesday, April 20, the College of Arts and Sciences, along with the Department of English, announced plans to restructure
On the Treefort website, Katie Lotz’s bio reads, “Katie … enjoys writing relatively sad essays and performing relatively funny stand-up comedy.” Her reading at the
Boise State’s annual Spring Fling is back on Saturday, April 23 from 7 p.m.- 12 a.m. (midnight) at the East Stadium Parking Lot. The event
Anthony Doerr is the Pulitzer-prize winning author of “All the Light We Cannot See.” His most recent novel, “Cloud Cuckoo Land,” was published Sept. 2021.
On March 31, the Morrison Center announced that Luke Lords will be the new Director of Arts Education. Lords has substantial experience in arts education
When talking about being a speaker of many languages, Dr. Nere Lete, professor and director of Basque Studies at Boise State, joked about speaking to
“Postponed,” “canceled,” “suspended” and “closing” are the words arts organizations have become all too familiar with over the last two years. The pandemic put a
In January of this year, the Pathways Project in Boise State’s World Languages Department received a $100,000 grant. The project has gone relatively under the
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