Chances are, you probably haven’t heard of Boise State’s Rocketry Club — a group of students whose expertise ranges from aerospace to mechanical engineering. The
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As this bittersweet installment of Behind the Curtain marks the end of the Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s summer season, it feels only fitting to close out
Walking into director James Gunn’s ‘Superman’, I had low expectations. With my superhero movie expertise extending only as far as half of 2008’s ‘Iron Man’,
“I have always had an interest [in] educating senior citizens,” Margaret Sass, a faculty member for Boise State’s Service-Learning program, said. “That population is forgotten
“Dial M for Murder”, the chilling play taking center-stage at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival Aug. 8-30, flips the concept of a “who-dun-it” on its head.
Picture a painting so intricate, so rich with human life, that based on a single still image, you are able to construct an entire story.
SNAP, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, provides support for low-income households, unhoused or food-insecure individuals. House Bill 109, introduced by the Idaho State Legislature’s Health
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