Since its introduction in 1920, radio has been leading source of entertainment, music, and news. It’s widespread reach led radio to be a trendsetter in the types of...

It seems so long ago when Nazi Germany used tactics of forced sterilization to eliminate anyone who they deemed unfit to live in their state. This inhumane practice had been...

One of the most anticipated days of the school year is the annual Boise High Summit, a time where students become the teachers for the day, both giving presentations and directing...

In the age before vaccinations were created, measles cost 2.6 million people their lives each year. Measles was once a disease feared by many, and then came the measles vaccine....

Flashy headlines sport claims of immigrants invading our country, murdering some innocent individual, or exploiting the social security system. The inflammatory rhetoric that...

March is in full swing, which can only mean one thing: the commencement of spring sports. Boise High boasts many spring sports, ranging from baseball, softball and tennis,...

Downtown Boise is a haven for any Boise High foodie. Just walking distance from the school is a swath of restaurants and food stops for people of any palate. Most are frequented by students, but for some reason, there is a dead space on the corner of 9th and Idaho Street, the location of Sarah’s Bagel Cafe.

In the colonial era of the eighteenth-century, a massive influx of immigration took place. Europeans moved from their known world into a new unknown one. The Americas became...

As I excitedly ran down the stairs entering the underground Jump parking garage, I was suddenly hit with the strong smell of exhaust. Once inside, I was greeted with an endless...

The Scarlet Skirts were more than just clever use of alliteration. They were the heart of school spirit for decades at Boise High, first record beginning in 1932 and last in 1969. Come find out about this treasured BHS tradition, lost in history.