Learn about your transfer opportunities, and connect with various colleges and universities during College of Western Idaho's Transfer Fair, Oct. 11.
CWI’s campus garden aims to provide students access to fresh produce and support in their agriculture work. Each year, Farm to Fork raises funds to help support the garden and its mission
Latinx Heritage month is observed from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, by celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of those whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and
College of Western Idaho’s Math Solutions Center will now house all math placement testing at its two locations on campus.
More technology and machines to learn with are coming to College of Western Idaho’s Mechatronics and Welding programs thanks to grants from Idaho Division of Career Technical Education.
For the first time, College of Western Idaho faculty members are coming together to put on an art exhibit to share their artistic talents with students and the CWI community.
Through on- and off-campus events, peer mentor programs, and scholarship opportunities, Latinx Student Services strives to be a supportive, safe space for every student at College of
Put CWI in your pocket — use the app to help you navigate campus locations, view your schedule, receive important notifications from the College, and learn about news and events on campus
Navigating through your journey at College of Western Idaho can be confusing, especially when it comes to figuring out an academic plan. CWI’s Student Advising and Success team are here to
Students in need of additional help or resources during their journey at CWI are in luck! Tutoring Services and the Writing Center are free amenities all students can utilize.
With the start of Fall 2022 semester, it is time for students and faculty to get familiar with CWI Library. Check out tools and resources the Library offers to help you succeed inside and
As the new school year approaches, College of Western Idaho’s Bookstore is offering new merchandise and sales on select items. Stop by before they run out!
Join artist, Kelly Cox, as she discusses as she discusses ceramic sculpture and facilitates a clay hand-building and botanical drawing demonstration.
Forty wildland fire recruits spent the week of May 23 at College of Western Idaho training and learning new skills to battle fires this summer.
Tickets for the last movie of the summer, Where the Crawdads Sing, go on sale July 9!
Graduates, alongside their friends, family, and classmates, kicked off the countdown to graduation with a good time and great food during Grad Fest, May 4.
In finalizing development of the CWI Otter, the College is seeking input from the CWI community on the mascot’s name and design. Tell us what you think by Friday, May 27!
Associated Students of College of Western Idaho is excited to announce incoming student government for the 2022-2023 academic year.
College of Western Idaho’s Social Work Club is excited to present a community education panel and Q&A event focused on LBGTQ+ identities and experiences April 26.
Students in their final semester of College of Western Idaho’s History program enjoyed a behind-the-scenes tour of the Idaho State Archives facility in March.
College of Western Idaho’s Visiting Artist Series is proud to welcome Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s Shakespearience for a performance of Romeo & Juliet April 14.
Join College of Western Idaho April 20 as we raise awareness on issues relevant to dating, intimacy, and sexual assault with nationally-renown author and expert, Mike Domitrz.
Help make CWI a better place by telling us more about you and the programs and services you would like to see offered at the College.
Join University of Idaho professor, Jason Barnes, April 13 to learn more about the Dragonfly space mission, a project to explore Titan, Saturn’s largest moon.
In continuing the mascot research development, it is now time to bring the otter to life with a name! Participate in the Mascot Naming Survey by April 8.
Join artist, Stacy Isenbarger, as she discusses her work and background as an artist and facilitates a mixed-media workshop creating wall hangings.
Employees engaged in the first of a series of Mental Health First Aid Trainings at the College Feb. 24.
President Gordon Jones had the opportunity to speak to 80 students Wednesday, Feb. 9, as part of the Business department’s Local Speaker Series.
The Gaming Club is looking for students to join the College’s new eSports team. Attend their open house, or join them on Discord to learn more.
Looking for employment? Join us to meet with employers from across the Treasure Valley who are ready to put your skills to work!
As a student, how do you think CWI is doing to support your mental health and well-being? Share your opinion by March 22 for your chance to win an Amazon gift card.
Join artist, writer, and educator, Angel Abreu, for a virtual lecture and Q&A, Feb. 16, as he discusses his art practice and background.
The College’s sixth-annual exhibition will be juried by Boise-based artist, Randy Van Dyck. Current students are encouraged to submit their work through Apr. 1.
Through a partnership with The Jed Foundation, CWI will assess and enhance mental health, substance misuse, and suicide prevention efforts at the College.
CWI’s annual giving tree collects over 600 gifts for children in need in the Treasure Valley.
CWI’s Practical Nursing program marked the completion of its third cohort with a traditional pinning ceremony Thursday, Dec. 9.
Fire Service Technology students are learning wildland firefighting skills through professional training and hands-on experience in the field.
Relax, have some fun, and celebrate the end of another semester during Cruch Week at CWI.
Thank you to the Caldwell Fire Department for their support and dedication to the CWI Fire Service Technology program and its students.
Learn what it takes for refugees to succeed in education and professionally during an engaging YouTube Live event, Dec. 3.
Join musician, Jessica Harned, Dec. 2 to discuss the role of Black composers in American classical music, and enjoy a string quartet performance.
Give the gift of life, and donate blood during a blood drive hosted at CWI in partnership with the American Red Cross.
Learn how to send and receive emails securely.
Participate in a dance workshop, live demonstrations, and learn how to build an altar for Dia del los Muertos with Traditional Mexican Dancer and Teaching Artist, Norma Pintar.
Learn how to protect yourself from cybercriminals by creating a strong password.
Join therapist, speaker, and author, Dr. Lauren Cook, for a thought-provoking presentation and educational workshop on mental health Oct. 18 and 19.
Vaccine hesitancy in Idaho, and the United States, is greater than in almost any other state or developed nation, respectively. Why is this?
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Stay secure by observing the following best practices while using a mobile device.
Join the Halloween fun at the College’s Trunk-or-Treat event, Oct. 28, for students, employees, and their families.
Learn about your transfer opportunities and connect with various colleges and universities during CWI’s Transfer Fair, Oct. 12.
