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…
This past March, when Boise State students got the fateful email regarding the decision to move classes to remote learning, many campus events were cancelled. The university facilities that were originally planned to host these events were deemed unsafe and closed, and there…
With the closing of much of campus, the transition to online classes and the end of the semester nearing, many of the university organizations have found themselves scrambling to readjust.
University Pulse Radio, Boise State’s student-run independent radio station…
Clubs on campus are a way for the student body to be involved and to meet people with similar interests. Many Boise State students have found their homes in specific clubs across campus, even as that sense of community has been disrupted by the recent outcomes of…
Eight years. One marriage. Two babies. One college degree.
Dallas Brady, senior psychology major, has held a difficult and unique story in her journey to gain a degree at Boise State University. However, while each person’s path to graduation may look different, the…
With Boise State classes transitioning to online, students are now facing new challenges within the digital classroom. From a lack of motivation to struggling with time-management skills, coping with online learning is not a one-size-fits-all experience for…
Jaysia Pecsek-Dunn, a 2018 Boise State graduate whose performer name is J’Sha, took the stage on March 8 to compete for the crown of Boise’s Next Drag Superstar Season 4. Although each of the three queens left in the competition had a strong fanbase, J’Sha won the…