Everyone knows that the housing market is currently in absolute shambles. In Idaho, houses are being listed 80.51% above their expected price, according to Florida Atlantic University.
While this problem impacts all renters and homeowners, one of the most heavily affected…
The COVID-19 pandemic forced college students to take a different approach to their learning with classes going online and campus housing hitting all-time lows. Now, as gas prices in Idaho rise, so do the pressure on students that live off-campus at Boise State.
As a…
As a young female, I have been predisposed since birth, riddled with anxiety for as long as I can remember.
In a world emerging from its unprecedented pandemic, grappling with a destructive social media craze and seemingly on the verge of WWIII, mental health is…
On Jan. 17, Rep. John McCrostie introduced the “Add the Words” bill, a bill that has been introduced every year in Idaho for the past 14 years. House Bill (HB) 440 would add the words “sexual orientation” and “gender identity” to Idaho’s Human Rights Act…
In the past, the main focus of college sports during the months of January and February has been college basketball. As teams fight for wins and higher rankings, they draw the attention of the country to the court. However, in 2022, the focus of college sports seems to still…
As a new semester begins and introductions in classes take place, I can’t help but notice a lack of understanding when it comes to pronouns.
Whether a professor tells their students they can share their pronouns as part of their introduction right alongside their…
Beginning year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been a lot of new norms that humans worldwide have been forced to adapt to.
For me, social distancing, wearing a mask and almost-excessive hand sanitizer use have all become commonplace actions that I follow…
This article was collaboratively written by Paige Wirta, opinion editor, and Alaina Uhlenhoff, news reporter.
Being a student on Boise State’s campus is not without the few yet shockingly large controversies that arise.
A lot of the time, it’s an…
Growing up, I was always painfully aware of my period. It seemed too taboo to actually discuss; I found myself confused, yet scared to ask questions. The education I received surrounding menstruation was more than lacking, and when I found myself at school, starting my first…
This article is a collaborative submission from two anonymous student guest authors.
Throughout our time at Boise State University, we have felt, for the most part, cared for and supported by our professors and administrators. However, this feeling has slowly ceased over…