Boise State has agreed to a five-year contract extension with the Boise Police Department (BPD). The news was announced to students in an email from
Content warning: Discussion of rape, incest and related topics One month ago, the Supreme Court dismissed an emergency request to block Texas’ controversial abortion law
Study abroad and national exchange programs have countless educational, professional and personal benefits. Besides being able to have new experiences in different cultures, nearly every
Boise State students and faculty have expressed concern over the impact that House Bill 377 (HB 377) will have on university courses and student activity.
Nearly three weeks after the Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) voted to condemn Aramark due to a lack of dining options on campus,
Content warning: this article contains the quoted use of anti-Black language. Local coffee shop and cafe Big City Coffee has filed a $10 million lawsuit
The Arbiter’s Fenix Dietz covers ASBSU’s latest meeting with Alicia Estey to address concerns over the last minute change to game day COVID policy. Also
Smoggy skies and air that smells like a campfire are an annual occurrence in the Treasure Valley as summer comes to a close. However, there
With the new rule that the NCAA instated, Boise State athletes are now allowed to be paid for their name, image and likeness (NIL). The
Anthony Donohoe first heard about the public demonstration happening on the Boise State campus during one of his morning classes. Thinking it would be similar
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