The Nampa School District Board of Trustees voted in May to permanently ban 22 books from the district’s libraries due to “pornography or sexually explicit
As Boise’s population has grown, the city has experienced an increased demand for public transportation, but funding in this sector is limited and existing transportation
Whether you are voting for the first time or you’ve been voting for years, participating in the election process can be daunting for many college
The Wassmuth Center for Human Rights was created in 1996 for the purpose of building the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial, but the center’s
Since monsoon season began in June, Pakistan has experienced unprecedented levels of rainfall resulting in flooding across the country. Reports from the Pakistan Meteorological Department
The Kids Drag show was scheduled to be a mere 30-minute program taking place during Boise’s three-day-long Pride festival. But just days before the festival
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities have needed to adapt to maintain a productive learning environment. One challenge brought on by
The Boise State Parking and Transportation team, alongside the Department of Public Safety, have made several changes related to campus parking for the 2022-23 academic
On Sep. 1, the Idaho Legislature passed House Bill 1 during a special session called by Gov. Brad Little to address the state’s projected record-breaking
Over the summer of 2022, Boise State University hosted their second annual Indigenous Voices: Building Understanding in Idaho Classrooms workshop. The workshop’s goal is to
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