House Bill 710 went into effect in Idaho on July 1, and libraries can now be fined $250 or face potential lawsuits for providing a
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is becoming more advanced, it is also becoming less detectable — especially with the creation of companies like “Undetectable AI”,
Eviction rates are on the rise in the state of Idaho amidst the recent Supreme Court verdict in which the court ruled that unhoused individuals
The West Ada School District is considering implementing a no-cell phone policy in classrooms. The idea was created by David Binetti, Trustee of the West
Dust off your cowboy boots and grab your Stetson, loser- we’re going to see Cody Johnson! With openers Drake Milligan and Justin Moore, Cody Johnson
Boise State’s BFA exhibition, open through April 26 in The Center for the Visual Arts, provides talented student artists graduating from Boise State University with
While the month of April may be sexual violence awareness month, it is crucial that survivors are aware of the resources and support they have
If you’re anything like me, once you find a musical artist you resonate with, their music alone will be on repeat for the foreseeable future.
Earth Day is April 22 however, Boise State has created a week full of exciting activities to promote preservation and educational opportunities to learn more
Until I took my women writers course, I didn’t realize just how many of the authors I had interacted with in my courses at Boise
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