Uncommon apartments took over six months to house student residents who originally signed leases to move-in in August. Sadie Trowbridge is an integrated media and
The Journal of Behavioral Addictions in 2014 found college students in the United States average 8-10 hours a day on a smartphone. Just a smartphone.
Boise State’s school of Public Research released its 9th annual Idaho Public Policy survey results in January. The survey addressed a range of topics in
Every student experiences technology frustration, especially when it comes to wifi connection. In the last three years, there have been eight Bronco Alerts about network
Public testimony was held at 9 a.m. on Monday, Jan. 15 in the State Affairs Committee for HB 384. The bill, presented by Chairman Jaron
Boise State’s food pantry benefactor, Fred Cornforth, has secured the future of the Boise State food pantry. Cornforth is the founder of the nonprofit Community
Boise City Hall Lauren McLean was sworn in for another four years in office on Jan. 9 at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers. This
Two Boise State theater classes, THEA 210 and 410, swept audiences away with their two day showcase “Convergence” spanning three shows on Dec. 1, at
The FAFSA Simplification Act was passed by Congress in December 2020 under the title of the Consolidated Appropriations Act. Finally, in the 2023 academic year,
The Department of Public Safety at Boise State released a hate crime timely warning Tuesday, Nov. 14. The report cited that a victim was physically
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