In 2017, the Idaho legislature’s House Education Committee voted to remove discussions on climate change from the K-12 curriculum. Dr. Jen Pierce, a professor in
Treefort Music Festival is just around the corner. Happening from Sept. 22 – Sept. 26, this five-day festival will be filled with music, food, community
Boise’s hometown favorite Treefort Music Fest was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic in March 2020. However, Treefort organizers are working to bounce back and
Boise Pride Festival is making its return to Cecil D. Andrus Park and will take place from Sept. 10 to Sept. 12 of this year.
Local businesses have been hit hard during the coronavirus pandemic. Many have had to shut down, and many more are struggling. The Spacebar Arcade is
Following the vandalism of the Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial in downtown Boise, the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights has embraced many changes as part
The weather is warming up here in the Treasure Valley, and it’s time to get outside and explore. There are many activities and events lined
Waltzer TV, in partnership with Treefort Music Fest, is putting on an anything but old school, MTV-style live virtual variety show.The event can be streamed
During different times of the year, some students and student groups on campus perform community service work to give back to Boise State and the
College students everywhere have had a difficult time finding things to do during the pandemic. The City of Boise has a lot of activities to
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