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New Memoir by MFA Graduate Tells Gripping True Crime Tale

photo of J. Reuben Appelman

J. Reuben Appelman grew up in Southfield, Michigan, a blue collar town near Detroit. This was the 1970s, an era during which a series of unsolved child murders loomed large and ominous over local neighborhoods. Appelman’s research grew into his new memoir, “The Kill Jar: Obsession, Descent, and a Hunt for Detroit’s Most Notorious Serial Killer.”

Educational Technology Graduate Featured in CGS Impact Story

photo of Alyson Nelson

Alyson Nelson has been teaching science to high school students for more than a decade and believes setting lofty expectations rather than underestimating them will help her students achieve even loftier goals.

Raptor Biology GA Researches Golden Eagles of the Owyhee Front

graduate student looks through scope in field work

Boise State Graduate Assistant, Caitlin Davis, takes us to the Owyhee Front, where she’s researching the effects of human recreation on the golden eagle population.

Graduate Student Researching Methods to Preserve Earth’s Natural Resources

materials science students in lab

Kiyo Fujimoto’s ultimate career goal is to help create a greener world. Now that she is pursuing a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering and is a member of Dr. Dave Estrada’s Advanced Nanomaterials and Manufacturing Laboratory team, Kiyo’s goal is becoming reality.

Team of Boise State MBA Students to Compete in Global Hult Prize Competition

Photo of MBA students Lynn Catlin, Stuart Wetzel, Danielle Hittle and Rhett Suciu.

A team of Boise State MBA students has been selected to represent Boise State University at the 2018 Hult Prize regional finals in Melbourne, Australia.

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