This article was written by an anonymous guest author. College: the best time of your life. At least that’s the case for some. When I
Over the summer of 2022, Boise State University hosted their second annual Indigenous Voices: Building Understanding in Idaho Classrooms workshop. The workshop’s goal is to
It’s no secret that food prices have increased dramatically post-pandemic. This is true for both grocery stores and restaurants. Even at Boise State, meal plans
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
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 a young female, I have been predisposed since birth, riddled with anxiety for as long as I can remember. In a world emerging from
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
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
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.
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
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