Boise Mayor Lauren McLean held a press conference on Nov. 19 to discuss the Public Health Emergency Order, which will go into effect on Nov.
During the Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) Academic Senate and Student Assembly meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 4, former ASBSU President Angel Cantu gave
The ASBSU ethics committee met Wednesday, Oct. 27 to determine whether impeachment proceedings against Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) President Angel Cantu would
Early voting at the Basque Center ends on Nov. 3 at 5 p.m., and a mobile voting truck will be at the Lake Hazel Library
Over the weekend, The Arbiter staff won eight awards at the 2020 National Media Convention from Oct. 22 to 24. The virtual National Media Convention,
For most students in large in-person lecture classes, the first day of school is usually a routine. They choose their seats, the professor comes in,
In the spring 2020 semester, Boise State lost a total of $14 million in revenues from refunds and a reduction from auxiliaries, like the Bronco
*Trigger Warning: Discussion of anxiety, depression and mental health disparities.* A person’s mental health is equally as important as their physical health, if not more
As coronavirus cases began to surge in spring 2020, students like senior political science major Alee McCormack, scrambled to move out of student housing. After
By Taylor Rico-Pekerol & Ashley Clark Idaho officially moved into stage 4 of the Idaho Rebound Plan on June 11, but Ada County will now
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