OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE The actual shot was very similar to that of a typical flu shot, though I would say that I could feel the injection more. After receiving the vaccination, I was directed to sit in the waiting area for about 15 minutes, and raise my hand should I begin to feel especially sick. BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall. BOISE STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME GIVES FANS A GLIMPSE AT A Boise State’s defense was the star of the show in the team’s 2021 spring game giving them the 45-23 win over the offensive squad at Albertson’s Stadium on April 10. IDAHO SHUTS DOWN BILL TO REMOVE RENTAL APPLICATION FEE Ferch is a property manager, a fact he disclosed while proposing the bill to the House Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee. According to the statement of purpose attached to the bill, Ferch seeks to, “create uniformity across Idaho’s 201 incorporated cities and 44 counties from having different laws and ordinances regulating such matters in a contract between two parties.” BREAKING: BOISE STATE SUSPENDS ALL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Boise State has suspended all University Foundation (UF) 200 courses after “allegations that a student or students have been humiliated and degraded in class on our campus for their beliefs and values,” according to an email sent by President Marlene Tromp and Interim

Provost Tony Roark.

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It has been over one year since Idaho’s first COVID-19 case, and a new normal has taken over both the state and the entirety of the world. Oliver MacDonald, a freshman engineering student, is surprised that it has been one year since the first coronavirus MEET THE 2021 ASBSU CANDIDATES The 2021-2022 candidates for Boise State’s student government, the Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) and Inclusive Excellence Student Council (IESC), have been campaigning on and off campus since March 3. OPINION: THE UNITED STATES NEEDS TO SHUT DOWN Every day, more grim milestones are met in regards to the coronavirus pandemic locally, nationally and worldwide. On Dec. 9, Idaho broke a new record of 2,229 reported cases. With news of possibly several vaccinations soon becoming available, many people may hold on to the false hope that the pandemic will soon be over and the virus eradicated, but that is simply not the case. OPPORTUNITY, ISOLATION AND TOOLS FOR CONNECTION: WHAT ART Dr. Manuel Gómez-Navarro of the World Languages Department transformed the “Objects of Resilience” into a virtual gallery, granting access for a longer period of time to more people, a practice Dr. Gómez-Navarro works to incorporate into classes. “I hope the university supports the adoption of this technology not only for future exhibitions, but as part of connecting our students to HOW DOES CAMERA USAGE AFFECT THE ZOOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE The transition to online learning has created many loopholes that have made it more difficult for professors to encourage participation from

their students.

OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE The actual shot was very similar to that of a typical flu shot, though I would say that I could feel the injection more. After receiving the vaccination, I was directed to sit in the waiting area for about 15 minutes, and raise my hand should I begin to feel especially sick. BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall. BOISE STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME GIVES FANS A GLIMPSE AT A Boise State’s defense was the star of the show in the team’s 2021 spring game giving them the 45-23 win over the offensive squad at Albertson’s Stadium on April 10. IDAHO SHUTS DOWN BILL TO REMOVE RENTAL APPLICATION FEE Ferch is a property manager, a fact he disclosed while proposing the bill to the House Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee. According to the statement of purpose attached to the bill, Ferch seeks to, “create uniformity across Idaho’s 201 incorporated cities and 44 counties from having different laws and ordinances regulating such matters in a contract between two parties.” BREAKING: BOISE STATE SUSPENDS ALL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Boise State has suspended all University Foundation (UF) 200 courses after “allegations that a student or students have been humiliated and degraded in class on our campus for their beliefs and values,” according to an email sent by President Marlene Tromp and Interim

Provost Tony Roark.

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It has been over one year since Idaho’s first COVID-19 case, and a new normal has taken over both the state and the entirety of the world. Oliver MacDonald, a freshman engineering student, is surprised that it has been one year since the first coronavirus MEET THE 2021 ASBSU CANDIDATES The 2021-2022 candidates for Boise State’s student government, the Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) and Inclusive Excellence Student Council (IESC), have been campaigning on and off campus since March 3. OPINION: THE UNITED STATES NEEDS TO SHUT DOWN Every day, more grim milestones are met in regards to the coronavirus pandemic locally, nationally and worldwide. On Dec. 9, Idaho broke a new record of 2,229 reported cases. With news of possibly several vaccinations soon becoming available, many people may hold on to the false hope that the pandemic will soon be over and the virus eradicated, but that is simply not the case. OPPORTUNITY, ISOLATION AND TOOLS FOR CONNECTION: WHAT ART Dr. Manuel Gómez-Navarro of the World Languages Department transformed the “Objects of Resilience” into a virtual gallery, granting access for a longer period of time to more people, a practice Dr. Gómez-Navarro works to incorporate into classes. “I hope the university supports the adoption of this technology not only for future exhibitions, but as part of connecting our students to HOW DOES CAMERA USAGE AFFECT THE ZOOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE The transition to online learning has created many loopholes that have made it more difficult for professors to encourage participation from

their students.

REVIEW: FIVE CLASSIC BOOKS THAT ARE ACTUALLY WORTH THE This story, at the time of its publication, was revolutionary for its writing style, as it’s told in the first person narrative, bringing readers into an intimate telling of the novel’s heroine. BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall.

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It has been over one year since Idaho’s first COVID-19 case, and a new normal has taken over both the state and the entirety of the world. Oliver MacDonald, a freshman engineering student, is surprised that it has been one year since the first coronavirus RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO HELP MAINTAIN MENTAL WELLNESS Bogus Basin has been a vital resource for maintaining Boise State students’s mental well-being. In the beginning of the fall 2020 semester, students were required to be in a much stricter quarantine, which took a detrimental toll on mental health. MEET THE 2021 ASBSU CANDIDATES Grace Burgert is a sophomore majoring in political science and has been a part of the IESC this semester and in the past as a general member. Burgert’s focus would be to expand efforts to help marginalized and underrepresented communities on campus, and OPINION: THE UNITED STATES NEEDS TO SHUT DOWN Every day, more grim milestones are met in regards to the coronavirus pandemic locally, nationally and worldwide. On Dec. 9, Idaho broke a new record of 2,229 reported cases. With news of possibly several vaccinations soon becoming available, many people may hold on to the false hope that the pandemic will soon be over and the virus eradicated, but that is simply not the case. YOUNG STUDENTS ORGANIZE PEACEFUL PROTEST TO HONOR ATLANTA An estimated 150 people braved the wind and cold to gather at the steps of the Idaho Capitol Building on Saturday evening for a vigil in response to the Atlanta shooting that killed eight people, six of which were Asian-American women.. The event was to mourn the loss of the victims that were killed in the shooting, as well as to show support for Boise’s Asian American and Pacific Islander BOOK REVIEW: AN ANALYTICAL LOOK INTO THE FEMINIST THEMES According to a Smithsonian article written by Max Peterson, “A few foundational principles do exist among black feminisms: Black women’s experience of racism, sexism, and classism are inseparable, their needs and worldviews are distinct from those of black men and white women, there is no contradiction between the struggle against racism, sexism, and all other-isms. IDAHO CAREGIVER ALLIANCE LAUNCHES NEW PROGRAM TO SUPPORT Idaho Caregiver Alliance has recently launched a new project called Family Caregiver Navigator, which connects unpaid caregivers with necessary resources to help support those who care for family members, friends or peers.. Family Caregiver Navigator is a two year pilot program developed by Idaho Caregiver Alliance, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Idaho Commission on Aging and DOES WEARING A MASK RELIEVE FEELINGS OF SOCIAL ANXIETY For Autumn McGarity, a sophomore human resources major, wearing a mask is akin to wearing her favorite sweatshirt — it is a comfort — though she believes facial expressions are still important for

communication.

OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE Opinion: My experience with the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine. On April 1, residential students at Boise State received an email from the Vaccination Clinic that a special vaccination opportunity would be available on Saturday, April 3. I had been trying for the week prior to get on the Boise State vaccine waste list, where any extra doses of

the

REVIEW: FIVE CLASSIC BOOKS THAT ARE ACTUALLY WORTH THE Shelley’s novel is practically flawless, told in a tight, action-packed manner. Readers will speed through this centuries-old classic for its fascinating and influential story. “Les Misérables” by Victor Hugo, published in 1862, is the longest of these recommendations, finishing at over 1,000 pages, but every page

is worth the time.

BOISE STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME GIVES FANS A GLIMPSE AT A Boise State spring football game gives fans a glimpse at a team led by Avalos. Boise State’s defense was the star of the show in the team’s 2021 spring game giving them the 45-23 win over the offensive squad at Albertson’s Stadium on April 10. The announced attendance for the game was 5,777. The defense picked up three interceptions BREAKING: BOISE STATE SUSPENDS ALL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Photo by Taylor Humby. Boise State has suspended all University Foundation (UF) 200 courses after “allegations that a student or students have been humiliated and degraded in class on our campus for their beliefs and values,” according to an email sent by President Marlene Tromp and Interim Provost Tony Roark. The decision to

immediately

IDAHO SHUTS DOWN BILL TO REMOVE RENTAL APPLICATION FEE Idaho shuts down bill to remove rental application fee caps. On Jan. 26, a new bill concerning rental fees and deposits was introduced to the Idaho State House of Representatives. House Bill 45 was introduced by Republican Rep. Greg Ferch, a BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall. OPPORTUNITY, ISOLATION AND TOOLS FOR CONNECTION: WHAT ART Dr. Manuel Gómez-Navarro of the World Languages Department transformed the “Objects of Resilience” into a virtual gallery, granting access for a longer period of time to more people, a practice Dr. Gómez-Navarro works to incorporate into classes. “I hope the university supports the adoption of this technology not only for future exhibitions, but as part of connecting our students to BREAKING: IDAHO LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE CUTS $409,000 FROM Idaho lawmakers in the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee (JFAC) proposed a $409,000 budget cut for Boise State University Wednesday

morning.

REVIEW: “RED, WHITE AND ROYAL BLUE “, POPULAR LGBTQIA+ *Spoilers ahead* I am a straight, cis woman, and I aim to learn about different life experiences through the literature I consume. Most of that literature is valuable and teaches me about the experiences of people who are different from me. THE POLITICAL IMPACT OF GEN Z: AMERICA’S YOUNGEST VOTERS National Voting Trends. Political science professor Dr. Charles Hunt said that the potential impact of young voters is particularly salient because, for the last 60 years, younger generations have been derided and blamed for voting at lower rates than older Americans. OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE Opinion: My experience with the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine. On April 1, residential students at Boise State received an email from the Vaccination Clinic that a special vaccination opportunity would be available on Saturday, April 3. I had been trying for the week prior to get on the Boise State vaccine waste list, where any extra doses of

the

REVIEW: FIVE CLASSIC BOOKS THAT ARE ACTUALLY WORTH THE Shelley’s novel is practically flawless, told in a tight, action-packed manner. Readers will speed through this centuries-old classic for its fascinating and influential story. “Les Misérables” by Victor Hugo, published in 1862, is the longest of these recommendations, finishing at over 1,000 pages, but every page

is worth the time.

BOISE STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME GIVES FANS A GLIMPSE AT A Boise State spring football game gives fans a glimpse at a team led by Avalos. Boise State’s defense was the star of the show in the team’s 2021 spring game giving them the 45-23 win over the offensive squad at Albertson’s Stadium on April 10. The announced attendance for the game was 5,777. The defense picked up three interceptions BREAKING: BOISE STATE SUSPENDS ALL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Photo by Taylor Humby. Boise State has suspended all University Foundation (UF) 200 courses after “allegations that a student or students have been humiliated and degraded in class on our campus for their beliefs and values,” according to an email sent by President Marlene Tromp and Interim Provost Tony Roark. The decision to

immediately

IDAHO SHUTS DOWN BILL TO REMOVE RENTAL APPLICATION FEE Idaho shuts down bill to remove rental application fee caps. On Jan. 26, a new bill concerning rental fees and deposits was introduced to the Idaho State House of Representatives. House Bill 45 was introduced by Republican Rep. Greg Ferch, a BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall. OPPORTUNITY, ISOLATION AND TOOLS FOR CONNECTION: WHAT ART Dr. Manuel Gómez-Navarro of the World Languages Department transformed the “Objects of Resilience” into a virtual gallery, granting access for a longer period of time to more people, a practice Dr. Gómez-Navarro works to incorporate into classes. “I hope the university supports the adoption of this technology not only for future exhibitions, but as part of connecting our students to BREAKING: IDAHO LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE CUTS $409,000 FROM Idaho lawmakers in the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee (JFAC) proposed a $409,000 budget cut for Boise State University Wednesday

morning.

REVIEW: “RED, WHITE AND ROYAL BLUE “, POPULAR LGBTQIA+ *Spoilers ahead* I am a straight, cis woman, and I aim to learn about different life experiences through the literature I consume. Most of that literature is valuable and teaches me about the experiences of people who are different from me. THE POLITICAL IMPACT OF GEN Z: AMERICA’S YOUNGEST VOTERS National Voting Trends. Political science professor Dr. Charles Hunt said that the potential impact of young voters is particularly salient because, for the last 60 years, younger generations have been derided and blamed for voting at lower rates than older Americans. REVIEW: FIVE CLASSIC BOOKS THAT ARE ACTUALLY WORTH THE Shelley’s novel is practically flawless, told in a tight, action-packed manner. Readers will speed through this centuries-old classic for its fascinating and influential story. “Les Misérables” by Victor Hugo, published in 1862, is the longest of these recommendations, finishing at over 1,000 pages, but every page

is worth the time.

BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall. RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO HELP MAINTAIN MENTAL WELLNESS Bogus Basin has been a vital resource for maintaining Boise State students’s mental well-being. In the beginning of the fall 2020 semester, students were required to be in a much stricter quarantine, which took a detrimental toll on mental health. However, throughout the winter months, as the COVID-19 restrictions slowly become less

strict

BRONCO SUPER SENIORS RETURN TO FOOTBALL FOR ONE MORE YEAR With one more year of eligibility, Miller will get another shot at taking the field for the Broncos. These seniors will be making a run for a fifth consecutive Mountain West championship game appearance. With high hopes for next season, the opener is scheduled against the University of Central Florida on Sept. 4, in Orlando, Fla. OPPORTUNITY, ISOLATION AND TOOLS FOR CONNECTION: WHAT ART Dr. Manuel Gómez-Navarro of the World Languages Department transformed the “Objects of Resilience” into a virtual gallery, granting access for a longer period of time to more people, a practice Dr. Gómez-Navarro works to incorporate into classes. “I hope the university supports the adoption of this technology not only for future exhibitions, but as part of connecting our students to OPINION: THE UNITED STATES NEEDS TO SHUT DOWN Opinion: The United States needs to shut down. Every day, more grim milestones are met in regards to the coronavirus pandemic locally, nationally and worldwide. On Dec. 9, Idaho broke a new record of 2,229 reported cases. With news of possibly several vaccinations soon becoming available, many people may hold on to the false hope that the BREAKING: IDAHO LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE CUTS $409,000 FROM Idaho lawmakers in the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee (JFAC) proposed a $409,000 budget cut for Boise State University Wednesday

morning.

OPINION: TRANSGENDER PEOPLE SHOULDN’T BE THE ONLY ONES It should not just be on trans people to bring pronouns into the conversation. Whether in class, at work or somewhere else entirely, when a trans person is the only one to introduce themself with their pronouns, it can alienate them and bring a lot of unwanted attention their way. There is a simple solution. If we as a society normalize

sharing

BREAKING: BOISE STATE’S BRYAN HARSIN LEAVING TO BECOME BREAKING: Boise State’s Bryan Harsin leaving to become head coach for Auburn Tigers. Boise State Football Head Coach Bryan Harsin is finalizing a deal with the Auburn Tigers to become their head football coach. Harsin led Boise State to three Mountain West titles and a record of 69-19 during his seven seasons with the Broncos. DOES WEARING A MASK RELIEVE FEELINGS OF SOCIAL ANXIETY According to Genuchi, wearing masks can ease the intensity of social interactions, like walking past people on campus. “You don’t have to worry about smiling or nodding because of the mask,” Genuchi said. “Some of the pressure is off.”. However, for people who have more focused social anxiety, the mask sometimes shifts their attention OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE Opinion: My experience with the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine. On April 1, residential students at Boise State received an email from the Vaccination Clinic that a special vaccination opportunity would be available on Saturday, April 3. I had been trying for the week prior to get on the Boise State vaccine waste list, where any extra doses of

the

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Campus Culture Culture. March 3, 2021. Queer STEM club provides a sense of community for underrepresented students at Boise State. By McKenzie Heileman. A new club on campus, the Queer STEM club wants to create a safe space for queer students, especially those in STEM. According to Paisley Davis, a senior computer science major and

president of

BOISE STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME GIVES FANS A GLIMPSE AT A Boise State spring football game gives fans a glimpse at a team led by Avalos. Boise State’s defense was the star of the show in the team’s 2021 spring game giving them the 45-23 win over the offensive squad at Albertson’s Stadium on April 10. The announced attendance for the game was 5,777. The defense picked up three interceptions RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO HELP MAINTAIN MENTAL WELLNESS Bogus Basin has been a vital resource for maintaining Boise State students’s mental well-being. In the beginning of the fall 2020 semester, students were required to be in a much stricter quarantine, which took a detrimental toll on mental health. However, throughout the winter months, as the COVID-19 restrictions slowly become less

strict

MEET THE 2021 ASBSU CANDIDATES Grace Burgert is a sophomore majoring in political science and has been a part of the IESC this semester and in the past as a general member. Burgert’s focus would be to expand efforts to help marginalized and underrepresented communities on campus, and BREAKING: BOISE STATE SUSPENDS ALL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Photo by Taylor Humby. Boise State has suspended all University Foundation (UF) 200 courses after “allegations that a student or students have been humiliated and degraded in class on our campus for their beliefs and values,” according to an email sent by President Marlene Tromp and Interim Provost Tony Roark. The decision to

immediately

BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall. IDAHO SHUTS DOWN BILL TO REMOVE RENTAL APPLICATION FEE Idaho shuts down bill to remove rental application fee caps. On Jan. 26, a new bill concerning rental fees and deposits was introduced to the Idaho State House of Representatives. House Bill 45 was introduced by Republican Rep. Greg Ferch, a HOW DOES CAMERA USAGE AFFECT THE ZOOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE Now, students have discovered that they can turn off their cameras while still receiving credit for attendance. Jones said that one result is feeling a less personal connection with her students. “It does make it even a little less personal, but I can still hear students’ voices, and if there. is a photo it seems okay,” Jones

wrote.

DOES WEARING A MASK RELIEVE FEELINGS OF SOCIAL ANXIETY According to Genuchi, wearing masks can ease the intensity of social interactions, like walking past people on campus. “You don’t have to worry about smiling or nodding because of the mask,” Genuchi said. “Some of the pressure is off.”. However, for people who have more focused social anxiety, the mask sometimes shifts their attention OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE Opinion: My experience with the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine. On April 1, residential students at Boise State received an email from the Vaccination Clinic that a special vaccination opportunity would be available on Saturday, April 3. I had been trying for the week prior to get on the Boise State vaccine waste list, where any extra doses of

the

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Campus Culture Culture. March 3, 2021. Queer STEM club provides a sense of community for underrepresented students at Boise State. By McKenzie Heileman. A new club on campus, the Queer STEM club wants to create a safe space for queer students, especially those in STEM. According to Paisley Davis, a senior computer science major and

president of

BOISE STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME GIVES FANS A GLIMPSE AT A Boise State spring football game gives fans a glimpse at a team led by Avalos. Boise State’s defense was the star of the show in the team’s 2021 spring game giving them the 45-23 win over the offensive squad at Albertson’s Stadium on April 10. The announced attendance for the game was 5,777. The defense picked up three interceptions RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO HELP MAINTAIN MENTAL WELLNESS Bogus Basin has been a vital resource for maintaining Boise State students’s mental well-being. In the beginning of the fall 2020 semester, students were required to be in a much stricter quarantine, which took a detrimental toll on mental health. However, throughout the winter months, as the COVID-19 restrictions slowly become less

strict

MEET THE 2021 ASBSU CANDIDATES Grace Burgert is a sophomore majoring in political science and has been a part of the IESC this semester and in the past as a general member. Burgert’s focus would be to expand efforts to help marginalized and underrepresented communities on campus, and BREAKING: BOISE STATE SUSPENDS ALL UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Photo by Taylor Humby. Boise State has suspended all University Foundation (UF) 200 courses after “allegations that a student or students have been humiliated and degraded in class on our campus for their beliefs and values,” according to an email sent by President Marlene Tromp and Interim Provost Tony Roark. The decision to

immediately

BREAKING: ONE DEAD, TWO SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY AFTER SHOOTING By Paige Wirta & Blake Hunter. One dead, two suspects charged with first degree murder after shooting near campus late Monday night. One person was killed in a fatal shooting late Monday night near the west side of campus at 1410 Chrisway Drive, which officials first reported on Boise State campus in University Square, Jade Hall. IDAHO SHUTS DOWN BILL TO REMOVE RENTAL APPLICATION FEE Idaho shuts down bill to remove rental application fee caps. On Jan. 26, a new bill concerning rental fees and deposits was introduced to the Idaho State House of Representatives. House Bill 45 was introduced by Republican Rep. Greg Ferch, a HOW DOES CAMERA USAGE AFFECT THE ZOOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE Now, students have discovered that they can turn off their cameras while still receiving credit for attendance. Jones said that one result is feeling a less personal connection with her students. “It does make it even a little less personal, but I can still hear students’ voices, and if there. is a photo it seems okay,” Jones

wrote.

DOES WEARING A MASK RELIEVE FEELINGS OF SOCIAL ANXIETY According to Genuchi, wearing masks can ease the intensity of social interactions, like walking past people on campus. “You don’t have to worry about smiling or nodding because of the mask,” Genuchi said. “Some of the pressure is off.”. However, for people who have more focused social anxiety, the mask sometimes shifts their attention REVIEW: FIVE CLASSIC BOOKS THAT ARE ACTUALLY WORTH THE Shelley’s novel is practically flawless, told in a tight, action-packed manner. Readers will speed through this centuries-old classic for its fascinating and influential story. “Les Misérables” by Victor Hugo, published in 1862, is the longest of

these

MEET THE 2021 ASBSU CANDIDATES Grace Burgert is a sophomore majoring in political science and has been a part of the IESC this semester and in the past as a general member. Burgert’s focus would be to expand efforts to help marginalized and underrepresented communities on campus, and

CAMPUS CULTURE

Campus Culture Culture. March 3, 2021. Queer STEM club provides a sense of community for underrepresented students at Boise State. By McKenzie Heileman. A new club on campus, the Queer STEM club wants to create a safe space for queer students, especially those in STEM. According to Paisley Davis, a senior computer science major and

president of

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO HELP MAINTAIN MENTAL WELLNESS Bogus Basin has been a vital resource for maintaining Boise State students’s mental well-being. In the beginning of the fall 2020 semester, students were required to be in a much stricter quarantine, which took a detrimental toll on mental health. However, throughout the winter months, as the COVID-19 restrictions slowly become less

strict

BRONCO SUPER SENIORS RETURN TO FOOTBALL FOR ONE MORE YEAR With one more year of eligibility, Miller will get another shot at taking the field for the Broncos. These seniors will be making a run for a fifth consecutive Mountain West championship game appearance. With high hopes for next season, the opener is scheduled against the University of Central Florida on Sept. 4, in Orlando, Fla. ASBSU ELECTION RESULTS The winners for the positions are: President and Vice President – Kenneth Huston and Sarah Smith (51.2%). Vice President of Inclusive Excellence – Grace Burgert (71.8%). Vice President of Academic Affairs – Graf Kirk (70.4%). Vice President of Student Organizational Affairs – Kayla Magana (92%). Huston and Smith received 512 votes, and are both a part of ASBSU’s executive team

currently.

OPINION: THE UNITED STATES NEEDS TO SHUT DOWN Opinion: The United States needs to shut down. Every day, more grim milestones are met in regards to the coronavirus pandemic locally, nationally and worldwide. On Dec. 9, Idaho broke a new record of 2,229 reported cases. With news of possibly several vaccinations soon becoming available, many people may hold on to the false hope that the HOW DOES CAMERA USAGE AFFECT THE ZOOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE Now, students have discovered that they can turn off their cameras while still receiving credit for attendance. Jones said that one result is feeling a less personal connection with her students. “It does make it even a little less personal, but I can still hear students’ voices, and if there. is a photo it seems okay,” Jones

wrote.

DOES WEARING A MASK RELIEVE FEELINGS OF SOCIAL ANXIETY According to Genuchi, wearing masks can ease the intensity of social interactions, like walking past people on campus. “You don’t have to worry about smiling or nodding because of the mask,” Genuchi said. “Some of the pressure is off.”. However, for people who have more focused social anxiety, the mask sometimes shifts their attention IDAHO CAREGIVER ALLIANCE LAUNCHES NEW PROGRAM TO SUPPORT Idaho Caregiver Alliance has recently launched a new project called Family Caregiver Navigator, which connects unpaid caregivers with necessary resources to help support those who care for family members, friends or peers.. Family Caregiver Navigator is a two year pilot program developed by Idaho Caregiver Alliance, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, Idaho Commission on Aging and * View our Print Issue * Advertise With Us! __Subscribe to Newsletter

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Opinion

__April 25, 2021

OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE

By Paige Wirta

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NEWS

News

__April 27, 2021

MORRISON CENTER ANNOUNCES BROADWAY SEASON SCHEDULE

By Blake Hunter

After almost a year of postponements, the Velma V. Morrison Center for the Performing Arts at Boise State announced the new 2021-2022…

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News

__April 24, 2021

VACCINE CLINIC NOW OPEN IN CAMPUS SCHOOL BUILDING AT BOISE STATE

By Stephanie Gull

Three short months ago, the headquarters for Boise State’s Vaccination Clinic was merely a storage unit for random art supplies.

Now, room…

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ASBSU News

__April 24, 2021

WHO ARE THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY (ASBSU)?

By Fenix Dietz

The Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) is the student government for the university. The advent of events such as

the…

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News

__April 23, 2021

ADAPTATION & COLLABORATION: THE BOISE COMMUNITY IS WORKING TOGETHER TO NAVIGATE THE PANDEMIC

By Ashley L. Clark

The year 2020 has commonly been described as ‘unprecedented;’ synonymously defined as bizarre, remarkable or unparalleled. But

this…

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News

__April 23, 2021

NEW TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM COULD BE COMING TO THE TREASURE VALLEY

By Fenix Dietz

The Community Planning Association of Southern Idaho (COMPASS) has been taking the first steps toward implementing a high-capacity

transit…

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ASBSU News

__April 18, 2021

HOW ASBSU’S NEWLY ELECTED MEMBERS PLAN TO IMPROVE BOISE STATE

By Madi Jones

The Associated Students of Boise State University (ASBSU) announced the results for the spring 2021 election on March 24, 2021. The…

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CULTURE

Culture Reviews

__April 30, 2021

REVIEW: FIVE CLASSIC BOOKS THAT ARE ACTUALLY WORTH THE READ By McKenzie Heileman When thinking about literature, many individuals think about books considered to be “classics.”…

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Art Culture

__April 29, 2021

FEATURED EXHIBITS IN THE SUB FINE ARTS GALLERY

By Kayla Myers

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Culture Music

__April 29, 2021

HOW BOISE STATE STUDENTS CAN SUPPORT BOISE’S MUSIC SCENE REMOTELY

AND VIRTUALLY

By Megan Trawick

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SPORTS

Sports & Rec

__April 28, 2021

BRONCO BOLD: SPREADING AWARENESS ABOUT STUDENT-ATHLETES AND MENTAL HEALTH ON BOISE STATE’S CAMPUS

By Lexi Almeido

Scoring the game-winning touchdown, waking up for 6 a.m. lifts, studying for an important exam, traveling to an away game, fueling the

body…

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Football

Sports & Rec

__April 24, 2021

BOISE STATE SPRING FOOTBALL GAME GIVES FANS A GLIMPSE AT A TEAM LED BY

AVALOS

By Brad Verbout

Boise State’s defense was the star of the show in the team’s 2021 spring game giving them the 45-23 win over the offensive squad at…

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Sports & Rec

__April 24, 2021

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT INTRAMURALS THIS YEAR

By Aaron Cornwell

With the spring semester already in full swing and the weather warming up, Boise State Intramurals are taking advantage of the nice…

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OPINION

Opinion

__April 25, 2021

OPINION: MY EXPERIENCE WITH THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON VACCINE

By Paige Wirta

On April 1, residential students at Boise State received an email from the Vaccination Clinic that a…

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Campus Conversation

Opinion

__April 23, 2021

OPINION: THE SHOOTING ON CHRISWAY DR. WAS A BIG DEAL, BSU FELL SHORT ON SUPPORTING STUDENTS

By Paige Wirta

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Opinion

__April 15, 2021

OPINION: ARE IN-PERSON CLASSES WORTH THE RISK?

By Amanda Niess

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