Bogus Basin welcomes thousands of skiers and snowboarders every year, though some visitors may be surprised to find that there is more to Bogus than
Keenan Roark, a sophomore and double major in philosophy and theater, is a fifth-generation Idahoan, as his family has inhabited Boise since the 1800s. Growing
Boise’s favorite music festival is set to open its first venue where concertgoers can experience it year round. With Boise’s rapidly expanding music scene, Treefort
At the opening night for “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” at the Morrison Center, the center was packed with elderly couples, young adults and families
Opera Idaho will start their season with Georges Bizet’s “Carmen” premiering at the Morrison Center on Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m. and Jan. 30 at
Boise is experiencing rapid population growth, and with this growth comes the increased use of its outdoor spaces. It is important that we remain aware
The Anti-Racism Collective at Boise State was created in August of 2021 with the goal of making space for difficult conversations, sharing resources and supporting
Boise is home to many restaurants and stores that adhere to the vegan lifestyle. Ranging from cafes to barbecue, Boise has it all. High Note
On Friday, March 13, 2020, Carmi Scheller, a fourth-grade teacher at Star Elementary, said goodbye to her class for the weekend with a declaration of
“All Bands on Deck” is a regular column by Culture Editor Amanda Niess that profiles local, Boise-based bands. From house shows to performing downtown at
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