Many students come to Boise State in pursuit of intellectual and personal discoveries. One way for students to enrich their experience is to engage with student clubs and organizations that match their interests.
Nearly 200 student clubs serve interests as diverse…
Sometimes I get asked what it’s like to be a transgender student. Plenty of things come to mind in response, but the reality is that cisgender people on campus will never fully comprehend how exhausting it is to be a trans student.
The simplest way to get a peek into…
The choice of living on campus is something that many college students have to consider at the beginning of each school year.
Beginning my junior year, this was once again on my mind. I chose to live on campus my first two years, and after discussing my options with…
With Boise State reinstating certain pre-pandemic conditions, such as returning to in-person classes without a focus on social distancing, I was debating how many of these in-person classes I was willing to take.
While states loosened restrictions and removed mask…
Of the 20,000 plus student population at Boise State University, many are first-generation students, which are students whose parents did not go to college. They are often the first in their family to attend college.
One first generation student, Ashley Stafford, a…
Many students at Boise State University have been directly or indirectly affected by cancer, though it may not be obvious.
The Colleges Against Cancer club, or Relay for Life at Boise State, focuses on raising awareness for cancer survivors and those affected by…
By the start of the spring 2021 semester, a project that students have been working on for years will finally be complete. The Resiliency Room will be built in an upcoming remodel to the Student Union Building (SUB) as a place of meditation, prayer and relaxation for…
With so many different options for organizations for a student to be involved, students may feel they are struggling to find their niche in Boise State’s 20,000 plus student population. However, according to Melinda Stafford, the assistant director of student involvement…
With cancelled sports seasons, events and a limited number of students and university personnel on campus, Boise State’s morale is scarce compared to previous years. Campus is experiencing a major culture loss due to the lack of traffic that is usually on campus this time…
Before the changes to in-person meetings, the Jedi Academy at Boise State (JAABS) used to hold bi-weekly in-person meetings to choreograph fight scenes, film YouTube videos and create public performances for events like Bronco Day, the Boise State Homecoming Parade and Boise…
