Boise State students enrolled in the University Foundation (UF) 200 courses have been allowed to resume some instructional activities after being suspended.
In a follow-up email sent by Interim Provost Tony Roark to students taking the UF 200 courses, rules were outlined…
Recent yearly trends are showing that Idaho is currently suffering from a teacher shortage that is most heavily impacting rural school districts, according to a report from the Idaho Board of Education. The report shows that Idaho loses 10% of its teachers every year.
The…
By Paige Wirta & Taylor Rico-Pekerol
On March 29, students living on campus received an email stating they “are now eligible to receive the COVID vaccine in Idaho.”
The email went on to share that students could sign up for a “special single-dose Janssen…
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…
The Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) held elections from March 22 to March 23 for fee-paying students to choose the 2021 elected positions.
For spring 2021, ASBSU student government elections received 1,102 votes, which is 7% of eligible voters…
Hundreds gathered to commemorate the lives lost in the mass shooting in Atlanta, Georgia at the Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial in downtown Boise on Tuesday evening.
On March 16, Robert Aaron Long shot and killed eight people, six of which were Asian-American…
With President Joe Biden newly inaugurated, and the student debt reaching almost $1.6 trillion, some students are paying close attention to the possible federal student loan forgiveness affecting students.
Charles Hunt is a political science professor at Boise State, and…
On March 17, 2021, The Arbiter hosted The Associated Students of Boise State (ASBSU) Debates. The debate was conducted via Zoom and consisted of the five elected positions in ASBSU.
Graf Kirk and Soren Witter were the first to debate, both running for vice president of…
An estimated 150 people braved the wind and cold to gather at the steps of the Idaho Capitol Building on Saturday evening for a vigil in response to the Atlanta shooting that killed eight people, six of which were Asian-American women.
The event was to mourn the…
