The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Boise State is ready for fall with a new semester of engaging classes, thought-provoking speakers and opportunities to connect with curious adults aged 50 and better. Osher offers college-level, non-credit programs taught by Boise State faculty and community experts — with no grades, no exams and no homework. Choose from a wide range of topics, including history, science, music, technology, current events, health and the arts. Programs are available in person, via livestream and through recordings. Explore fall Osher programs.
Symposium for Successful Aging | Sept. 16 and 17
Looking for ways to make the years ahead healthier, more active and more fulfilling? Join us Sept. 16 and 17 for the Symposium for Successful Aging at the Osher Institute in the Yanke Family Research Park. Experts will share insights on healthy aging, nutrition, Alzheimer’s, integrative medicine, the benefits of nature, staying active and more. Learn more and register for the Symposium.
Osher takes learning on the road
When you travel with Osher, the classroom extends around the world. Upcoming adventures include:
- Oaxaca — Jan. 2027
- Belize — Feb. 2027
- Holland & Belgium — April 2027
- Spain: Camino — April 2027
- Greece — Nov. 2027
- Australia & New Zealand — Spring 2028
Whether you’re ready to learn something new, meet new people or see the world, the Osher Institute invites you to learn more and age less.
For more information: osher@boisestate.edu | 208-426-6554