For most people, finding yourself in your underwear at school sounds like a nightmare. For the Boise State students who participated in the annual Undie
As previously reported by The Arbiter, Realms Arcade, which has been serving the Treasure Valley as an all-ages arcade, bar and concert space since 2023,
Move-in day at Syringa Hall, Boise State’s newest residence hall, saw over 400 new students ready to embark on the adventure of living alone, likely
Professor and professional filmmaker Darius Dawson is breathing life into Boise State’s film program by involving students in the production of his newest short film:
As the Fall 2025 semester begins at Boise State, the search for a new university president continues. As previously reported by The Arbiter, the search
Despite being in a time of great transition, Interim President Jeremiah Shinn says Boise State is “not standing still’ amidst changes in university leadership. “The
“I have always had an interest [in] educating senior citizens,” Margaret Sass, a faculty member for Boise State’s Service-Learning program, said. “That population is forgotten
SNAP, or Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, provides support for low-income households, unhoused or food-insecure individuals. House Bill 109, introduced by the Idaho State Legislature’s Health
Tanner Nielsen was 30 minutes away from making a call that could forever change the culture of his small business when he received an email
On Tuesday, May 6, a crowd of Boise residents gathered outside Boise City Hall ahead of the City Council’s vote on recognizing the Pride flag
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