What Are You Doing Today

There is enthusiasm for success that spans every discipline at Idaho's fastest growing research institution. This video is an homage to the human determination for one’s chosen field, whether that means starting a business before you graduate, finding your passion with the arts, or bleeding blue with pride for Boise State. We ask "What are you doing today?" because your answers excite us!

Posted by Boise State University on Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Unveiling the Blue!

Tonight, Boise State athletics rolls out the new, blue carpet for fans at the Unveil the Blue open house at Albertsons Stadium! Guests are invited to view the new turf with student-athletes from the Boise State Football team, head coach Bryan Harsin, Buster Bronco and the spirit squad. Members of the Bronco Athletic Association and season ticket holders are invited onto the Blue at 5 p.m., with general public admission starting at 6 p.m.And if you want your own piece of Bronco football history, there will be 500 one-square-foot pieces of the iconic turf that the team played on from 2010-18 available for $39.95 at the event.Fans are asked to please enter through the Allen Noble Hall of Fame in the southwest corner of Albertsons Stadium. The event is scheduled to conclude at 8 p.m. and parking will be free in the West Stadium Lot.

Posted by Boise State University on Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Students with Disabilities Prepare for College Success with Boise State PREP Academy

Students with Disabilities Prepare for College Success with the PREP Academy at Boise State University College of Educationhttps://boi.st/2J5lfy4Go Broncos!

Posted by Boise State University on Tuesday, July 2, 2019

Boise State Welcomes Dr. Marlene Tromp

On Monday, July 1, Dr. Marlene Tromp will become the 7th president of Boise State University.Add a message below to welcome Dr. Tromp to our community???http://boi.st/7thPresident

Posted by Boise State University on Monday, June 24, 2019

Alumnus Helps Boise Artists Shape the Identity of a Growing City

Upon graduating from Boise State University in 2013 with a bachelor's degree in arts education, Karl LeClair was hired by the Boise City Department of Arts and History to be the public art program manager. Since then, he's worked to help grow the City of Boise's public art program outside of Boise’s downtown core, and to cultivate interest and support from locals, and visitors alike.Read the full story on how LeClair has gone "Beyond the Major" to put art on display in the city: https://boi.st/KarlLeClair.

Posted by Boise State University on Monday, July 15, 2019

Hummingbird Research in Idaho City

Did you know that a hummingbird's heart beats about 300 times per minute? The last chance of the season to hold that powerful yet tiny heartbeat in your hands is quickly approaching: Hummingbird Banding 2019. The Intermountain Bird Observatory is in their eighth season of hosting hummingbird banding sessions in Idaho City for nature lovers and newbie birders, alike. Some of the data collected during hummingbird banding sessions - from migration insights to morphographics - helps researchers better understand and monitor long term population trends and survival rates.This very unique and memorable nature experience is open to the public, with support from generous donors like you: https://give.boisestate.edu/ibo

Posted by Boise State University on Wednesday, July 24, 2019