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From Boise to Costa Rica: the Alternative Break that Inspired Neka Grace
3+ hour, 22+ min ago (641+ words) Twenty-two Boise State students and one staff advisor, who didn’t know each other, piled into a cramped bus and bounced along a narrow, dirt road in the middle of nowhere in a foreign country. They arrived at Gandoca, Costa Rica,…...
The Entrepreneurial Economist: Dr. Jayash Paudel on Uncovering Invisible Risks and the Future of Environmental Policy
3+ week, 6+ day ago (429+ words) Boise State University In a recent episode of the Economists Unplugged podcast hosted by Simanti Banerjee, Dr. Jayash Paudel, an assistant professor of economics at the University of Oklahoma, shared his journey from an international student from Kathmandu, Nepal, to…...
Alumni on the job: How to get fresh, local food to Idaho homes
4+ week, 12+ hour ago (835+ words) A person could easily make the case that the Boise Farmers Market is one of the most community-forward organizations around. Shoppers know it for its vibrant mix of high-quality organic food, but just as central to its mission is making…...
Faculty and alumni exhibit artwork at galleries in Oregon and Massachusetts
4+ week, 1+ day ago (145+ words) Boise State University Art, Design and Visual Arts Professor Lily Lee and Benjamin Hunt (MFA, Visual Arts ’25) are exhibiting artwork in Malleable, a regional juried exhibition of soft sculpture at Umpqua Valley Arts in Roseburg, Oregon. The exhibit is on…...
Special education experts present at leadership institute
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (123+ words) Boise State University Karen Toerne and Renee Miner from Boise State’s Center for School and Community Partnerships represented the Idaho Special Education Support and Technical Assistance project (SESTA) at Idaho State University’s EMPWRing School Leadership Summer Institute in Pocatello. Toerne…...
Balikci publishes piece on higher education in the Idaho Statesman
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (119+ words) Boise State University Emre Balikci, a lecturer in the economics department, published a guest editorial in the Idaho Statesman on June 25 titled, “Students aren’t on an assembly line. They need diverse viewpoints.” He writes that American universities are losing their…...
How Melissa Golebiowski changed careers with Boise State’s MSW Online program
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (997+ words) After earning a bachelor’s degree in public relations, Melissa Golebiowski had to switch gears to earn a living in a turbulent economy. “I’ve had many different careers these past 15 years,” she said. “Regardless of the industry, I always tried to…...
At The Luminary Theatre Company, Boise State alumni flip the script
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (896+ words) Late May 2026 brought 16th century costumes, a Baroque rendition of “Pink Pony Club” and an exploration of serious themes to Boise’s basement Comedy Lounge. This was “Funnie,” the third production put on by The Luminary Theatre Company, a Boise-based theatre group…...
Two wheels, one big opportunity: Boise State empowers women through Boda Girls
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (470+ words) Change doesn’t always start with policy or power. Sometimes, it begins with a single opportunity. For women involved with Boda Girls, that opportunity comes on two wheels. Boise State’s College of Business and Economics Career Track MBA offers Boda Girls…...
Fighting for Idaho’s fields: how research and community voices are protecting farmland
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (551+ words) Idaho is booming — and its farmland is paying the price. Over the past two decades, the Treasure Valley has lost 100,000 acres of agricultural land to urban sprawl, threatening the food systems, ecosystems and farming heritage that define the region. The…...