BSU Arbiter
Serving as the independent student-run news organization for Boise State University, this publication provides comprehensive coverage of campus affairs, local politics, and student life. Since its founding in 1968, it has functioned as a vital platform for student journalism, offering experiential learning opportunities while documenting the evolving history and culture of the university community.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN BOISE
Serving as a classic single-daily newspaper market, the local press is anchored by a historic publication with roots dating back to the territorial era. The McClatchy-owned Idaho Statesman operates as the primary daily record, having published continuously since 1864. Alternative news is handled by the Boise Weekly, while the Idaho Business Review focuses on commercial enterprise and statewide industry reporting. The collegiate demographic is covered by the BSU Arbiter, an independent student press. Paperboy lists 4 newspapers in Boise.
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