House Bill 710 went into effect in Idaho on July 1, and libraries can now be fined $250 or face potential lawsuits for providing a
Dr. Marlene Tromp delivered her State of the University address at ExtraMile Arena on Aug. 14, recognizing the university’s achievements as the institution enters its
Ada County Highway District Commissioners passed a motion to adopt a new design for State Street between 8th and 14th Street in downtown Boise last
Beginning in the 2024-2025 school year, Idaho K-12 teachers and college professors will not be required to use a student’s preferred pronouns or name in
There’s a new off-campus student housing option available for Boise State students starting this fall. The Osprey apartments, a new residence hall for sophomores and
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is becoming more advanced, it is also becoming less detectable — especially with the creation of companies like “Undetectable AI”,
Eviction rates are on the rise in the state of Idaho amidst the recent Supreme Court verdict in which the court ruled that unhoused individuals
The West Ada School District is considering implementing a no-cell phone policy in classrooms. The idea was created by David Binetti, Trustee of the West
The Boise State community gathered at the heart of campus on Sunday, April 28, for a vigil hosted by the sorority Alpha Xi Delta to
The Federal District Court of Idaho issued a partial injunction on a noise ordinance the Sierra Club claims has had a chilling effect on protests
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