Sam Ehrlich, associate professor of legal studies in business, has been awarded the Outstanding Sports and Entertainment ...
The idea grew out of Balikci’s own observations. Originally from Turkey, he moved to the United States ten years ago and noticed how popular long-distance running was among his colleagues and students ...
The Arts Entrepreneurship program ’s newest course, the Sun Valley Field School, pulls students into the Idaho art world so they could answer these questions for themselves. In just five days, ...
“By mapping plant species and clusters with drones, and then flying drones over areas that are recovering from wildfire, we can help make strategic decisions about where we need to target effort in ...
When the Society of Research Administrators International named Samantha Lind one of its 2026 Future of the Field honorees, the recognition placed her among emerging leaders in research administration ...
Allen found that teams playing at a higher elevation than their opponents had a 3.69% greater chance of winning and an average scoring advantage of +1.5 to +3 points. The advantage was even further ...
Teresa Focarile, director of educational development in the Center for Teaching and Learning and adjunct faculty in the Department of Theater, Film and Creative Writing, was recently featured in The ...
Boise State University is part of a national effort to make weather forecasting smarter, and the power grid more reliable. The university is a partner on ASPIRE (ARM-Driven Simulation for Physical ...
The team’s research revealed that SP feedback positively impacts students’ learning as a whole: students were more receptive ...
Ross Burkhart, professor of political science in the College of Education and Public Service, recently provided commentary to ...
For 60 years, computing has run on a simple division of labor: memory chips store data, processors crunch it. Companies like ...
With winter break closure only a few months away, employees are encouraged to check their leave balances and reserve enough ...