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Fall 2022

Boise State Magazine

Boise State In Depth

Welcome to the Cyberdome
Dyes, DNA and 'Ghosts'
From Italy to Idaho
Artist Q and A with Astri Snodgrass
Martinez secures $10.1M in grant funding for center for multicultural and educational opportunities programs
Toshio Mori endured concentration camps and overcame discrimination to become the first Japanese American to publish a book of fiction
Spotlight on a crisis: The mental health of young Idahoans
Four Corners Fire, Cascade, Idaho Aug. 18, 2022

Science of smoke

Smoke from wildfires is a toxic chemical-cocktail that can cause damage far beyond watery eyes and coughing. In addition to carbon monoxide, particulate matter and other volatile organic compounds, wildfires that blaze through towns and cities also burn and release substances like lead into the air. Researchers are discovering long-term repercussions from chronic exposure, potentially including neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s.

Students are determined to use their research to find community solutions

Alumni and Friends in Action

Bronco Notes - Soñia Galaviz
Suz's Garden: Philanthropy flowers through campus beautification project
Loyal Broncos: Jim Kerns
Embracing Infinity
The School Bus in the Sagebrush

Spirit of the Broncos

This beloved artwork became a campus symbol when it was commissioned by former university President John Barnes, and erected in 1970 by artist Alfred Kober (1937-2022). Kober was a faculty member in the Department of Art, Design and Visual Studies from 1968 to 1999.

Read about the restoration of this beloved campus icon

Campus News

‘I’m of two minds about it’: Exploring adolescent ambivalence
Venture College inspires entrepreneurial spirit with Idaho Ignite
Voices from the volcano
Reduce, reuse, recycle: REALLY
Empowering Idaho educators
'It's not magic, it's biology'
Arbor Day Foundation designates Boise State a Tree Campus Higher Education Institution

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