Two weeks ago on Thursday, Oct. 26, The Arbiter was forwarded an email by an ASBSU representative out of concern for its contents. The email was
ASBSU created their first ever sexual assault prevention committee dedicated to the awareness, determent and education of and about college sexual assault. ASBSU’s School of
Walk into any coffee shop downtown, and there is a pretty good chance Noah Kahan will shuffle his way through a playlist as you wait
ASBSU passed a bill during a joint assembly meeting on Oct. 26, sponsoring $15,000 dollars for 60 student parents to participate in training workshops called
Between the Simplot Micron Advising and Success Hub (SMASH) and Riverfront Hall, a new project inspired by Boise’s own Freak Alley Gallery has begun with
Boise State’s student council ASBSU hosted a debate for Boise’s mayoral election in the Grace Jordan Ballroom on Monday, Oct. 16. The mayoral debate was
Every city needs a zoning ordinance to regulate laws on how property can or cannot be used, the landscape of a region, and structure of
This article was updated on Monday, Oct. 24, at 7:02 p.m. to correct the statement saying “…on the authority of the Clery Center.” Sexual assault
From humble beginnings of one small room in the RUCH Engineering Building, to now expansive multi-million dollar laboratories in the Micron Center for Material Research
A time to celebrate culture, honor tradition and reflect on the Latino’s community history of struggles, victories and stories is what Hispanic Heritage Month is
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