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
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
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
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
The 2021-2022 candidates for Boise State’s student government, the Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) and Inclusive Excellence Student Council (IESC), have been campaigning
Boise State has suspended all University Foundation (UF) 200 courses after “allegations that a student or students have been humiliated and degraded in class on
By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night One person was
Rep. Brett Crane introduced legislation HCR 2 in the House last month, which would undo COVID-19 restrictions on crowds such as sporting events and other
Kayla Clark followed her older brother’s footsteps to Boise State four years ago. She thought that if he, a Black and biracial man with darker
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