Boise City Hall Lauren McLean was sworn in for another four years in office on Jan. 9 at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers. This
On the corner of South 8th St. and West Front St., a group of roughly 20 Boise residents chanted, “Biden Biden you cannot hide, we
The FAFSA Simplification Act was passed by Congress in December 2020 under the title of the Consolidated Appropriations Act. Finally, in the 2023 academic year,
The Department of Public Safety at Boise State released a hate crime timely warning Tuesday, Nov. 14. The report cited that a victim was physically
The holidays are a time for giving, but they can also be a time for taking. Online fraud and scams reach high numbers around the
The choice to go to college can be a difficult one, and one of the biggest concerns for potential students is the cost. A majority
Meta, the parent company of social media giants Facebook and Instagram, is being sued by over 33 states including the state of Idaho. The lawsuit
Two weeks ago on Thursday, Oct. 26, The Arbiter was forwarded an email by an ASBSU representative out of concern for its contents. The email was
ASBSU created their first ever sexual assault prevention committee dedicated to the awareness, determent and education of and about college sexual assault. ASBSU’s School of
Chartwells Higher Ed is entering their second year with Boise State dining as the campus food provider. After 16 years with Aramark, Boise State announced
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