There may have been a time years ago when you were together with a group of friends trying to find the perfect horror movie to
From learning new camera techniques to finding your perfect popcorn buddy, members of Boise State University’s Cinema Club give the inside scoop about their community.
From April to October, Sunday mornings on Boise State’s campus buzz with customers filling the streets of the Albertsons Stadium parking lot and local vendors
The seedling traveled around the moon before making its final landing in Idaho If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting the moon, you can now take
As this bittersweet installment of Behind the Curtain marks the end of the Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s summer season, it feels only fitting to close out
Students and locals share their favorite places that capture the essence of Boise With the unpredictable chaos of moving in, enrolling in an endless list
Alumni look back on their favorite moments from their time at Boise State In 1932, the 70 students at Boise Junior College chose a mascot
Rush — the nationwide phenomenon held during the beginning of fall semester is considered to be one of the most important events of the year
Freshman orientation leaders offer a glimpse into the hard work and passion behind summer orientation Every summer, hundreds of new students arrive on campus for
“Dial M for Murder”, the chilling play taking center-stage at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival Aug. 8-30, flips the concept of a “who-dun-it” on its head.
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