The richness of Boise’s history stems from its long immigrant history, and for many residents, this isn’t always immediately visible. Through the preservation of public art, neighborhoods and historic spaces,…
Idaho Spotlight is The Arbiter’s mini-series highlighting people in Idaho doing novel, noteworthy and newsworthy work. Each story is independently reported and produced by students enrolled in PHOTO 480, an…
New self-service kiosks are bringing Idaho DMV services to grocery stores across the state. Currently, six kiosks are available across Idaho, including three in Boise, two in Meridian and one…
Over the past decade, Boise’s population has exponentially increased. With new construction sites popping up on every corner, long-time residents watch the city evolve right before their eyes. John Francis,…
This past weekend, Boise Pride ran through Ann Morrison park in downtown Boise. On Friday, Sept. 18th, the mainstage was graced by many local queer icons including: Tucker Wright, Miz…
The Boise State women’s volleyball team claimed first place in the Boise State Invitational tournament last weekend, beating Eastern Washington in a 3-0 sweep in their final match. The strength…
Boise’s beloved Basque Block, a landmark stretching a few red-brick buildings and a lauburu-lined street, has everyone coming for the rich culture, and staying for the fresh-made paella from the…
The Department of Public Safety is emphasizing the importance of resources available to students after Boise Police responded to a homicide near 11th Street and Pioneer Parkway and a woman…
On cold October nights, vintage trolleys roll through the streets of downtown Boise, eerie music drifting out of their windows. Inside, flickering candlelight casts a warm glow on passengers as…
Uncommon, a new apartment building for student housing, has been delayed until the end of September, leaving students who expected to have housing near campus to find other accommodations. Originally…