Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Global Public Affairs Kristin Kane came to speak at Boise State on Feb. 22 about diplomacy in
Last year in 2023, Idaho saw 13 police-involved shootings. Eleven of the 13 were in the Treasure Valley and seven were fatal. This marks a
Over the last several years, Boise’s housing market has inflated consistently, creating a housing crisis. LGBTQ+ individuals are disproportionately impacted by housing costs, as they
Boise State’s community has become more diverse throughout the last ten years. Despite this, the traditional Greek organizations at Boise State have not changed significantly
Since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022, Idaho has instated abortion bans that are among the strictest in the nation. Abortions became criminalized when
Boise State’s school of Public Research released its 9th annual Idaho Public Policy survey results in January. The survey addressed a range of topics in
The integration of artificial intelligence is becoming one of the most polarizing topics in education today. As artificial intelligence software programs such as ChatGPT gain
Boise State’s University Television Production (UTP), a program that houses media production and filming through staff-led student crews, is facing a funding cut that will
Today, the Martin Luther King Jr. Day March from Boise State to the capital draws crowds, sometimes in the hundreds, each year to commemorate the
Over 200 Idahoans gathered in the Capitol rotunda for a “Freedom to Read-In,” in defiance of HB 384 on Jan. 13. Some held signs with
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