BOISE, Idaho–The Student Union Building (SUB at Boise State University is being renamed following a sponsorship deal with Westmark Credit Union.
The 10-year deal with the $1.62-billion credit union is for $8.5-million in total and result in the building be renamed the Boise State University Westmark Student Union Building.
The sponsorship also makes Westmark the official credit union sponsor of the university and will include the installation of a microbranch in the building, according to the organizations.
Over 10 years, Idaho Falls-based Westmark Credit Union will pay the university approximately $8.5 million for the naming rights. BSU’s Office of Communications and Marketing said in a statement the funds will be used to improve the Student Union Building, enrich the student experience and support student-serving programs and initiatives.
‘Thrilled to Partner’
“Westmark is thrilled to partner with Boise State University,” WCU President and CEO Mike Schenck said in a statement. “Together, we have an opportunity to make a meaningful impact on students and our broader community. This partnership advances our mission to elevate financial well-being by meeting people where they are — providing accessible financial guidance, education, and tools that support real-life decisions. Through our presence in the Westmark Student Union Building, we look forward to serving students, faculty, staff, and the Treasure Valley while supporting Boise State’s commitment to delivering high-quality, accessible education.”
