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CWI celebrated the Canyon County Festival of Trees with a student-designed, garden-themed holiday tree, supporting Meals on Wheels and homebound seniors across Canyon County.
The College's Pre-Mechatronics program earned national recognition for its partnership with Micron, creating a new pathway that prepares adult learners for careers in advanced manufacturing.
CWI Law Enforcement students, staff, and families joined community volunteers for Rake Up Caldwell, helping local elderly and disabled residents prepare their yards for winter.
CWI faculty and students brought creativity and innovation to the spotlight during Illuminate 2025 at Surel’s Place in Garden City, showcasing sculpture, projection art, and photography.
Alexandria Horner and Tami Porter were honored as Idaho’s Adult Education Student and Teacher of the Year during Adult Education and Family Literacy Week 2025.
College of Western Idaho Fire Service Technology and Law Enforcement students joined local first responders in Nampa to honor the heroes and victims of 9/11.
Former CWI Trustee Stan Bastian is remembered for his lasting impact on the College and Treasure Valley after his passing.
College of Western Idaho is saddened by the passing of former Board of Trustees member M.C. Niland, who dedicated her time and talents to supporting education and strengthening the mission of CWI.
College of Western Idaho sponsored the 2025 Canyon County Fair, awarding a $1,000 scholarship to future nursing student Kennedy Kildow. The event showcased CWI’s support for agricultural and healthcare careers.
Micron Technology celebrated the graduation of its first apprenticeship cohort and welcomed new participants on Aug. 6, highlighting its partnership with College of Western Idaho to train skilled technicians for Idaho’s growing semiconductor industry. Idaho Governor Brad Little and U.S. Secretary of Labor, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, attended to show their support.
U.S. Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer and Governor Brad Little joined Perpetua Resources and College of Western Idaho (CWI) during a visit to the Stibnite Gold Project on August 6, announcing a $250,000 scholarship fund supporting students in CWI’s Geosciences and Mining Technician programs. The partnership aims to strengthen Idaho’s mining workforce by providing students with hands-on training and financial support for in-demand careers.
College of Western Idaho (CWI) is launching its first-ever bachelor’s degree, the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration, designed in direct partnership with Idaho business leaders to meet real workforce needs. Built for working adults, the program offers practical, industry-aligned education to help professionals advance their careers and fill critical gaps in the Treasure Valley.
College of Western Idaho’s CTE Summer Bridge Program welcomed 22 high school juniors for a week of hands-on learning, industry exploration, and college preparation across skilled trades and technology fields.
College of Western Idaho students brought color and creativity to campus by painting a heart sculpture now on display at Nampa Campus, part of CBH Homes’ Hearts Across the Valley public art initiative.
The Idaho Lottery celebrated its 36th anniversary by presenting a $75 million dividend to the State of Idaho, supporting education and infrastructure projects across the state, including improvements at College of Western Idaho. A portion of the funds will aid in the construction of CWI’s new CapEd Student Success Center, highlighting the Lottery’s ongoing investment in student success.
Celebrate with CWI at the Canyon County Fair — win scholarships and more!
Students in College of Western Idaho’s Law Enforcement program participated in the Adopt-A-Highway initiative as part of their ongoing commitment to community service, environmental stewardship, and professional development.
CWI Youth Rodeo 101 celebrated a third year of youth learning about the tradition of the Snake River Stampede.
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