Boise State is working to implement new strategies for the hiring and sustainment of student employees amidst national and university-wide workforce shortages.
With bulletin boards covered in hiring advertisements and frequent job fairs, it seems everywhere on campus is…
Two Boise State volunteers with the American Cancer Society (ACS) met with members of Congress last month to advocate for policy changes that support the fight against cancer.
The advocacy-based branch of the ACS, called the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network…
It’s officially October, and you know what that means. Spooky season is upon us — that wonderful time of year filled with all the spooky scary skeletons your heart could ever desire.
Although the typical line-up of Halloween novelties is undoubtedly frightening…
The Boise State Public Health Office sent out an institution-wide survey back in September to assess the vaccination status for COVID-19 among members of the Boise State community.
The voluntary survey received a 51% response rate, with the incentive that those who…
Boise State students are facing housing challenges amidst Idaho’s shortage of affordable housing.
The Hope Center for College Community and Justice at Temple University surveyed Boise State students in 2020, and 43% of the 3,862 students who responded reported…
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 major offered at Boise State has classes offered abroad, which provide global…
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, the university’s food service vendor has finally responded.
On Oct. 4, an email was sent by Jodi Hecimovich, a regional…
The Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) unanimously condemned Aramark, the food service vendor used by the university, for the closure of restaurant locations on campus, including SouthFork Market in Sawtooth Hall and limited hours at other locations on…
With sustainability and food insecurity continuing to be some of the top issues on many college students’ minds, two locations on campus provide the means for the Boise State community to get involved and help their fellow students.
In response to growing need, the…
With the start of the fall semester just around the corner, many students are preparing for the move to on-campus housing. This year, that means new procedures.
While many hope that campus life this year will more closely resemble pre-pandemic times, risks posed by the…
