In a State Board of Education meeting Friday afternoon, Boise State president Dr. Marlene Tromp announced that attendees of the Oct. 2 football game in Albertsons Stadium will not be required to present a negative COVID-19 test for entry.
Last week, just over 24 hours in…
Boise State University announced that student attendees of the home football game at Albertsons Stadium will be required to provide proof of first dose vaccination or a negative COVID test result.
A press release on Sept. 17 at 4 p.m. stated: “Boise State was…
Boise Mayor Lauren McLean announced that, starting Friday, new COVID policies will be enacted for city-permitted events and those held in city-owned facilities.
Masks will be required for all indoor events, only extending to outdoor events when six feet of physical…
Beginning the week of Sept. 20, the Biden Administration plans to roll out booster shots for all vaccinated Americans, as announced by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Aug. 18.
The Boise State Vaccination Clinic plans to follow…
Written by Blake Hunter and Fenix Dietz
Boise State’s campus COVID case numbers have more than doubled since last Friday.
In the second week of the fall semester, the campus community has already set an all-time high of 127 cases in one week, topping last…
Boise State University’s Office of the President issued a public health update via email to the campus community on Wednesday, Sept. 1.
In the email, President Tromp reiterated many of the concerns made by Gov. Little in his press release from Aug. 31, including…
Boise State University released the number of confirmed COVID cases among students and faculty members for the first week of classes on Friday, Aug. 27.
The data, which reflects cases from Aug. 20-26, reported 56 new cases on campus, with three coming from faculty and…
BREAKING: Four ICU beds available statewide, Gov. Little calls in National Guard to assist hospitals
Governor Brad Little announced on Tuesday, Aug. 31 that he will be calling in hundreds of personnel, including the National Guard, to assist hospitals with the sudden spike of COVID positive cases. He once again urged Idahoans to get vaccinated but did not announce any new…
With millions of people receiving the COVID vaccine nationwide, the notion of whether or not people want the vaccine has sparked debate. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in Idaho, 382,219 people have received one or more doses as of March…
Boise State’s Public Health Office updated the COVID Tracking Dashboard to include the number of vaccinations administered on campus Thursday, after the vaccination clinic opened in the Campus School Building on Wednesday.
In its first two days, 94 vaccines were…
