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, introduces themself and the syllabus is reviewed. The class ends and students go on to the rest of their…
For Autumn McGarity, a sophomore human resources major, wearing a mask is akin to wearing her favorite sweatshirt — it is a comfort — though she believes facial expressions are still important for communication.
“I feel less anxious in a public place when I’m…
With so many club options available for a student on campus, one may wonder which to choose. One club, The Bee Team, offers a club experience unlike any other.
Tasha Smagula, co-founder of The Bee Team and graduate student in the Organizational Performance and…
Many Boise State students, no matter the major, find creative forms with which to express themselves and find comfort, especially during times of isolation.
Jillian Kelley, a senior social work major, is currently working on a painting for a friend who is…
So much of a theatre major’s work depends on other people: performing with and for them. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, theatre majors are adapting to new ways of showcasing their craft.
According to Grace Ward, a senior theatre major at Boise State, studying…
Our modern society has never experienced a stressor quite like the current pandemic. It is uncertain and unexpected grounds for everyone, and that can have tremendous effects on people’s mental health, including Boise State students, staff and faculty.
According…
Education majors at Boise State have different responsibilities than most students. In order to obtain their degree, they must go to local Boise schools and participate in student-teaching, where they learn how to teach in a hands-on environment.
With COVID-19…
With cancelled sports seasons, events and a limited number of students and university personnel on campus, Boise State’s morale is scarce compared to previous years. Campus is experiencing a major culture loss due to the lack of traffic that is usually on campus this time…
*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 so, according to Jeralyn Jones a psychiatrist for Boise State University Health…
This semester, students may find themselves seated in a peculiar classroom — one more traditionally suited for hosting productions of “Wicked” and “Les Misérables” than a University Foundations class.
The Velma V. Morrison Center on the northeast corner of…
