Boise State Graduation

In her State of the University address Wednesday, Boise State University President Marlene Tromp touted financial support for veterans and improvements for graduation rates.

In this unique moment, where public education is in the eye of a hurricane of fraught political debate, Idaho’s next generation of educators look to the future with focus, optimism and deep gratitude for their families and mentors.“These kids are kids, and they need to be cared for, no matter what’s going on,” said Leah Christner, one of thousand of Boise State grads-to-be poised to receive her diploma on Saturday, May 7.

With soon-to-be graduates in the Class of 2022, there’s an abundance of trepidation (and a healthy amount of fear). But some grads should breathe a bit easier, at least if they review the latest data from the Federal Reserve. Simply put, the extra wealth created in the U.S. during the pandemic flowed overwhelmingly to households headed by a college graduate.

College graduation season is upon us. This month’s celebrations are again in-person, but will look quite different.

Communications major Lola Perez was one of nearly 2,800 seniors who graduated this Saturday virtually. She capped off her senior year in Boise with…

With in-person graduation ceremonies cancelled, finance major Kaleb Smith had low expectations for the end of his senior year. But now, on the eve of…

Boise State University will put on its first ever virtual graduation tomorrow. Although students will miss out on a typical rite of passage, they’re still…

Boise State University will make history Saturday, May 9 when it honors nearly 2,900 grads with the the university's first-ever virutal commencement…