Boise State University
Lawmaker blasts gender-neutral restrooms, pushes for Boise State defunding
Decrying what he calls “immoral garbage” at Idaho’s largest university, Rep. Chad Christensen, R-Ammon, says the gender-neutral restrooms could encourage sexual assaults.
Kustra’s Boise State radio contract hits some static
The retired Boise State University president will receive $77,230 for the part-time post. University and public radio officials say the contract doesn’t tell the whole story.
‘Political correctness running amok:’ Lawmaker suggests defunding Boise State
It’s the latest salvo in a battle over diversity and inclusion programs — pitting a cadre of conservative legislators against newly hired Boise State President Marlene Tromp.
From first-generation graduate to university president: Marlene Tromp steps in at Boise State
In two turbulent months as president, Marlene Tromp has carved out time to listen to skeptical legislators. But her vision of higher education remains steadfast, and rooted in her personal experience.
‘We have to keep our eyes on the next horizon:’ Tromp addresses Boise State staff
Boise State’s new president restated her commitment to accommodate all students, regardless of background, demographics or politics. “If universities are not meant to be bringers of light, then who is?”
Tromp speaks on diversity flap
Boise State University’s president said in an interview Thursday the controversy was caused, in part, by context and confusion.
Idaho Press: Grants and corporate dollars cover Boise State diversity program costs
The cost of the Boise State University diversity and inclusion programs — and the source of the funding — is one element in a lingering legislative debate.
Statesman: Lawmakers, Freedom Foundation target scholarships for ‘Dreamers’
Boise State believes “Dreamers” are eligible for the state-funded Idaho Opportunity Scholarship.
Republicans could push bill targeting campus diversity programs
House Majority Leader Mike Moyle discussed the topic during a town hall meeting in Twin Falls, but offered no details on what a bill might include, the Twin Falls Times-News reported.
Here’s one cartoon Marlene Tromp likes
The new Boise State University president knows Twitter. And knows how to use it to throw a little shade.