Coffee Shop Leaves Campus of Boise State U. After Students Complain About Owner Supporting Police
"I believe that they should have never been brought to campus and if it can be reversed it should be."...
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Required Course at College in Idaho Makes Students List Examples of White and Male Privilege
A student who objected was reportedly "shamed" by classmates....
Female Students at U. Idaho Fighting to Keep Biological Men Out of Women’s Sports
“I believe that allowing males to enter women’s sports defeats an entire aspect of sports: It eliminates the connection between an athlete’s effort and her success”...
Boise State University on Track to Fully Reopen in the Fall
"students are being told to wear face masks"...
Wells Fargo Donates to College of Idaho to Revise Curriculum for Diversity
"to support diversity and inclusion"...
Republican Lawmaker Criticizes ‘Social Justice Agenda’ in Higher Education
"painting a picture of a campus where they said young conservatives are either afraid to speak out or bullied by their own professors for wearing MAGA hats"...
Boise State Rewards Students for ‘Unpacking White Identity’ and Recognizing Privilege
“What Does It Mean to Be White?: Developing White Racial Literacy"...
Idaho axes its regulatory code
Citizen activists and conservative politicians have longed for less regulatory burdens on businesses and citizens.
Idaho State University Fined for Losing Plutonium
It's been missing since 2003!...
Idaho Expands Right to Use Deadly Force Against Intruders
Last week Idaho’s Governor Butch Otter allowed a substantive change to the state’s self-defense law to take effect, albeit without his own signature, reports the Idaho Spokesman-Review and other sources. Although Senate Bill 1313 (embedded below) mostly just summarized in statute form Idaho’s already existing self-defense law, one provision, in particular, troubled the Governor enough that he withheld signing the bill.
Ron Coleman