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This is such a great video!!!! Boise State Wins the Fiesta Bowl (Music Video) Profile Edited by MPS MySpace Editor 2.0 ------------------------------------------------------- Boise State University is a state university located near downtown Boise, the capital city of Idaho. Boise State was originally founded in 1932 as Boise Junior College. In 1965 gained four-year status with creation of baccalaureate degrees and in 1969 joined the state system of higher education and was named Boise State College. In 1974 Boise State College gained university status and became Boise State University. BSU offers 201 degrees in 190 fields of study - from doctoral programs to technical certificates. With nearly 18,500 students, Boise State University is the largest institution of higher learning in Idaho.Bronco Stadium Bronco Stadium is in the state of Idaho, featuring 30,000 seats. Bronco Stadium is home to BSU football and track and field and has played host to the NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships on several occasions and is home to the MPC Computers Bowl, held every December. Bronco Stadium is better known for its football playing surface, which is blue and the only non green football playing surface in the country. The "smurf turf," as it is commonly known, is now blue AstroPlay, which is a turf that looks like and mimics the feel and texture of grass.[edit] Taco Bell Arena Formerly known as the "Boise State Pavilion", the TBA is home to BSU basketball, wrestling, women's gymnastics, community events and several concerts each year. The arena seats 12,820 people on three levels. The TBA has played host to rounds one and two of the men's NCAA Division I basketball tournament on seven occasions from 1983-2005 and hosted the third and fourth rounds of the NCAA women's Division I basketball tournament in 2002.[edit] Morrison Center The Velma V. Morrison Center for the Performing Arts has 2,000 seats in its primary performance hall, and hosts a wide variety of fine arts performances, including off-broadway musicals and plays, and a number of concerts and other events. Interior of Albertsons Library [edit] Albertsons Library The school's library, named for grocery pioneer and Boise native Joe Albertson is a 200,000 square foot (19,000 m²) facility in the center of the campus. It houses more than 530,000 books, and has 70 public terminals for student use. An extensive library remodel was completed in the mid-1990s.[edit] Student Union Building The "SUB" brings together an eclectic mix of services under one roof, including the BSU Bookstore, Bronco Gear apparel shop, a bowling alley, arcade, several restaurants, banquet facilities, recreation rentals and other student services. The building is located along University Drive, and is connected to the "SPEC" or Special Events Center. This part of the building houses a smaller auditorium used for community productions - including annual political debates.