When thinking about literature, many individuals think about books considered to be “classics.” However, not all classics are actually worth reading. Yet, there are several
*Spoilers ahead* Though highly anticipated and now highly praised, “Honey Girl” by Morgan Rogers, published in 2021, is not worth the read, lacking value, substance
To help them apply their learned skills, the Maker Club is geared towards helping all engineering students at Boise State. Ryan Olson, a sophomore mechanical
It has been over one year since Idaho’s first COVID-19 case, and a new normal has taken over both the state and the entirety of
As of 2017, more than 200,000 students entering the college setting were or previously had been diagnosed with a learning disability, according to data from
“The Song of Achilles” is a novel written by Madeline Miller and published in 2012. It is a sweet and sorrowful retelling of Homer’s “Iliad,”
A new club on campus, the Queer STEM club wants to create a safe space for queer students, especially those in STEM. According to Paisley
In my ongoing goal as a straight, cis woman to read more LGBTQIA+ literature, I read a novel that was an exceptionally beautiful portrayal of
*Spoilers ahead* I am a straight, cis woman, and I aim to learn about different life experiences through the literature I consume. Most of that
The ongoing pandemic has affected many areas of student life, including housing. Since the beginning of the pandemic, rental prices in Boise have increased by
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