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An Idaho Republican party platform proposing significant budget cuts to higher education in Idaho could result in full time, in-state tuition at Boise State University
A photograph showing a racial slur drawn in the snow on the back window of a car parked in a Boise State University residence hall
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology made leaps and bounds in 2024. OpenAI rocked the tech industry and generated billions of dollars in revenue while AI rapidly
Content warning: Contains mention of violence and gang activity. At 2:15 a.m. on Wednesday, March 20, 2024, Nicholas Umphenour, a member of the white supremacist
“If you’re experiencing homelessness in Boise and you go hungry, you’re doing something wrong,” one man said at the Cathedral of the Rockies Sunday Friendship
Boise State is rolling out a new Student Success Hub that aims to function as an all-inclusive platform that allows students to schedule advising appointments
October brought a slew of suspicious activity to neighborhoods near Boise State’s campus. The Arbiter reached out to the Department of Public Safety (DPS) at
The sun has entered a solar maximum. This solar maximum could continue for up to a year — the climax of its 11-year cycle, described
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