In today's Blue Review, Boise State alumnus Joel Vallett of Southern Utah University discusses rural leadership, Erin's Laws, and the art and science of happiness. Great read! bit.ly/3FreG3Y Boise State University Boise State School of Public Service Southern Utah University The Blue Review

The Idaho Policy Institute recently surveyed cities and towns in 11 western states to find out what actions they took during the pandemic and how well they worked. In a new Blue Review, they share the results. bit.ly/3bJ4TbX The Blue Review Idaho Policy Institute Boise State School of Public Service

A new contribution to the Blue Review's Coronavirus Conversations series examines the changes the pandemic has brought to the way people live and work in the rapidly-growing Mountain West region. bit.ly/3FpalxI Boise State School of Public Service The Blue Review #BoiseState

In a new contribution to our Coronavirus Conversations series, #BoiseState's Luke Fowler and Jeffrey Lyons look at public support - or lack of it - for enforcing mask mandates in #Idaho. bit.ly/3rsY3jU Boise State School of Public Service

In a new Blue Review, Gabe Osterhout and Lantz McGinnis-Brown of Boise State University discuss the provision of election materials in non-English languages. bit.ly/34duKbA Boise State University Boise State School of Public Service Idaho Policy Institute The Blue Review

In a new Blue Review #BoiseState's Michael Allen co-authors piece on Ukraine, US troop levels in Europe, the shift in deployments from Europe to the Mid. East and growing public opposition to foreign deployments. Timely reading! bit.ly/3HswRHc The Blue Review Boise State School of Public Service

In a new Blue Review, Alessandro Meregaglia of Albertsons Library at Boise State University tells the story of Toshio Mori, who endured internment camps & discrimination to become the first Japanese American to publish a book of fiction. bit.ly/3tDDNwA The Blue Review Boise State School of Public Service #BoiseState

Most individuals who are currently incarcerated will eventually be released. In the first part of a new The Blue Review series, Boise State University's Sara Winstead Fry and Georgann Kurtz-Shaw take a look at higher education for individuals in Idaho's prisons. bit.ly/3xrkRDC

Inmates who take college courses face many obstacles, including cost & lack of internet access. In this second piece in a The Blue Review series, #BoiseState's Georgann Kurtz-Shaw and Sara Winstead Fry share their experiences teaching incarcerated students. bit.ly/3GiE252

Summer is a little quiet around campus, so we're revisiting the articles our readers viewed the most this past year. Checking in at #5 is Ana Maria Dimand's examination of the $1T infrastructure bill. Enjoy (again)! bit.ly/3MQqAqG Ana-Maria Dimand Boise State School of Public Service Boise State University

Year in review time. Checking in at #4 of our most-read articles of the past year is "Millions more Americans now have the right to vote in non-English languages" by Gabe Osterhout and Lantz McGinnis-Brown of Idaho Policy Institute. Enjoy (again)! Boise State School of Public Service bit.ly/3Hsm9S2

One of our most important and popular articles of 2021-2022 is "Elevating Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons Efforts in Idaho" by Mel Fillmore and Lane Gillespie of Boise State University Criminal Justice. Well worth reading (again!) bit.ly/39HjbfT Boise State School of Public Service #MMIP

During the summer we are revisiting articles our readers read the most over the past year. Checking in at #2 is "The Declining Death Penalty in Idaho" by #BoiseState 's Jacqueline Lee and Stephen Hackler. Worth reading (again!) bit.ly/3Oyeh3V Boise State School of Public Service The Blue Review

And the most-read Blue Review piece of 2021-2022 is (drum roll, please) "Leadership is About Helping Others" by Brian Thompson of the LEAD certificate program. Well worth reading (again!) bit.ly/3nLmVR8 Boise State School of Public Service Boise State University

In today's Blue Review, Charles R. Hunt takes a look at how and why place identity impacts voters. He also explores whether or not this tendency is actually beneficial to citizens. Interesting read! bit.ly/3TyTPmK The Blue Review Boise State School of Public Service #BoiseState

In today's Blue Review, Stephanie Witt looks at the property tax in Idaho and why it matters so much. She explores public opinion and why Idaho is currently in a perfect storm when it comes to property taxes. #Idaho #BoiseState The Blue Review Boise State School of Public Service bit.ly/3gNIi41

In a new Blue Review, we interview Gregg Colburn of University of Washington. Dr. Colburn discusses data about homelessness across regions, why some cities have more homeless than others and what can be done by local governments to help. Insightful! bit.ly/3DX9XbI #BoiseState Idaho Policy Institute

In the Blue Review, Emily Wakild of #BoiseState looks at the varied approaches to conservation areas, including National Parks and National Recreation Areas such as Idaho's Sawtooth National Recreation Area. bit.ly/3Ft9sFK Boise State School of Public Service #Idaho #sawtooths The Blue Review

In a new Blue Review, McAllister Hall and Brittany Winkler of Idaho Policy Institute take a look at the impact #COVID has had on Idahoans, with special attention to mental and financial health. bit.ly/3Yu1Afs Idaho Policy Institute Boise State School of Public Service #BoiseState The Blue Review

In a new Blue Review, #BoiseState's Brian Wampler and Boise State School of Public Service grad. student Valeryn Shepherd look at the broad context of Idaho political participation. They explore who donates, who protests and who contacts officials. And why. bit.ly/3YUeZO6 The Blue Review