The Blue Galleries in the Center for Visual Arts is hosting three art exhibitions featuring work from students, faculty and ...

Four Boise State University graduate students earned top honors at the annual Three Minute Thesis competition, held Wednesday ...

Nominate someone who deserves to be recognized for the creativity and dedication they bring to teaching a foundations course before Feb. 17, 2024. To keep the nomination process open and simple, ...

For Matt Williamson, home was wherever the forest called. With a father who worked as a wildlife biologist for the Forest Service, his family’s life was one of constant movement—trading the coast of ...

Lisa Brady, professor and chair of the Department of History, published her article “The Vicious Cycle: Armed Conflict and Environmental Change in History” in the December 2024 edition of the ...

Nominations are due March 10, 2025. The Employee Recognition Breakfast on April 22, 2025 will feature short videos about the ...

The Institute for Advancing American Values sponsors and presents Boise State University’s Distinguished Lecture ...

A Software Carpentry workshop, Plotting and Programming in Python, provided by I-CREWS, will be held Feb. 27 in the Student Union Building’s Bishop Barnwell Room. This lesson is an introduction to ...

Albertsons Library is excited to offer trial access to SCOPUS AI and SciVal, two powerful tools designed to help researchers ...

The Reciprocal Research Workshop series, funded by the NSF EPSCoR I-CREWS, employs a 6 ‘R’s (Respect, Relationality, Responsibility, Representation, Relevance, Reciprocity) framework for exploring the ...

Art Education Professor Kathleen Keys recently published an extended exhibition review article titled “Unearthed: ...

Adrian Kane, professor of Spanish in the Department of World Languages, recently published a review of “The Space of Latin ...