Read more about the article Boise State criminal justice program marks 60 years of an evolving field
Attendees at Boise State's celebration of the Criminal Justice Program's 60th Anniversary. Maximus Molina for The Arbiter

Boise State criminal justice program marks 60 years of an evolving field

When Boise State first introduced criminal justice education in 1966, the university had only been a four-year institution for one year. Sixty years later, the program has grown to more…

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Read more about the article Boise State’s Anti-Racism Collective works to create space for discussion and activism in Idaho
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Boise State’s Anti-Racism Collective works to create space for discussion and activism in Idaho

The Anti-Racism Collective at Boise State was created in August of 2021 with the goal of making space for difficult conversations, sharing resources and supporting anti-racism education and activism in…

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Public Schools, Politics and the Pandemic: When the political world enters the classroom

On Friday, March 13, 2020, Carmi Scheller, a fourth-grade teacher at Star Elementary, said goodbye to her class for the weekend with a declaration of “see you Monday.”  On Monday,…

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