Getting involved on campus can be hard — scary, even. As the spring semester starts and campus activities resume, many students may feel that they’re too late to get involved…
For Boise State students who enjoy the outdoors and hanging in high places, the Alpine Club may be just what you're looking for. Run by president Cedric Salvador and vice…
Boise State University's chess club makes chess accessible to both new players and skilled veterans. Chess gained immense online popularity during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to safety…
Boise State’s student-run Menstrual Equity Club is holding a menstrual product drive from Oct. 17-21 to combat period poverty affecting students on campus. The Menstrual Equity Club has been active…
College students are often faced with the tough reality of leaving behind the sport they were previously dedicated to, and not having the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level. …
The Boise State Kodokan Judo Club began in 1998. Back in the day, the club competed in competitions representing the university. Now, Sensei Michael Daglen’s goal is to get back…
Students For Labor (SFL) is a new student club at Boise State interested in educating students on the importance of organized labor and how to participate in working-class politics. Aaron…
What does it take to start a club at Boise State? For three finance majors, it was their shared love of kayaking. Third-year students Zane Lowe, Brayden Olson and Brayden…
As the Boise State triathlon team and its new members begin to reassemble after a three-month layoff, this close-knit program is looking forward to new challenges this spring. A triathlon…
In the midst of a national blood shortage, Boise State’s American Red Cross Club will be hosting a blood drive on Feb. 3. As the demand for blood is at…
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