Last week, the first satellite in world history designed to monitor space weather was launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. According to NOAA, the satellite is currently operating under its...

At midnight, September 30th, the Federal government was unable to pass a budgetary continuing resolution after failed congressional negotiations, which means the government officially entered a shutdown....

Charlie Kirk was an author, originator of Turning Point USA, and a Christian conservative activist who traveled to colleges around the US to debate members of opposing viewpoints.  He leaves behind his...

On Tuesday, the Boise City Club hosted an event at the Idaho State Museum regarding ballot initiatives. Ballot initiatives are prompts that are put on the ballot in an election and come from people....

Over the last summer, East Junior High underwent a large renovation to become Boise’s very first bird-safe school. East’s close proximity to the ecologically diverse Boise foothills causes over at...

Just this March, Idaho Governor Brad Little signed into law House Bill 93, an act that would grant state level tax credits of 5,000 dollars for private education vouchers and 7,500 for children with disabilities.  The...

This week, experts from the United Nations have voiced support for suspending Israel’s national soccer team and clubs from participating in competitions, per the Daily Mail. If the move passes, Israel...

In the US House of Representatives, we elect representatives from congressional districts. These districts are drawn according to population, approximately 700,000 per district. Idaho currently has two...

As AI grows into a tool for everyone, not just scientists, it presents some questions: “Can AI be used ethically?” “What is the point of learning simple subjects if AI can do it for me?” Now, it’s...

As school kicks off, the school hallways are abuzz with excited chatter and bright energy. For many, the new school year promises students a chance to form new connections with others and get involved...

  The Alturas Institute hosted its 14th annual Women’s Rights Conference, “Of Women, Dignity, and Democracy,” on August 21. The event, known as “Conversations with Exceptional Women,”...

Several US universities have announced they will waive tuition fees for those eligible in the Fall of this year. These announcements coincide with slowly declining tuition rates across the country. The...