Casey Lewis took what he learned in CWI's Business classes and put it to work in the real world.
CWI will not hold classes and campus will be closed Monday, Sept. 5, in observance of the holiday.
Monica Satake recently completed her master’s degree from Idaho State University and was also published in a national industry journal.
For as long as Jayme Thomas can remember, she knew she wanted to work in medicine. Through CWI, her dream has finally come true.
CWI has launched a revamped News and Blogs web page with featured stories, better search capabilities, and more visibility to blogs.
Sam Galan and Colin Perry represented CWI at the 2016 National College Testing Association Conference in Seattle.
Please take a moment to review the new plan, which provides a vision for the College moving forward.
In May, eight people with the CWI Tutoring Services department traveled to Utah for the College Reading and Learning Association conference.
Watch a recording of CWI President Bert Glandon’s 2016 State of the College Address.
CWI recognized employees for achieving five years of service at the College, along with Faculty and Staff of the Year recipients.
Along with free food, music, and local vendors, students can learn about campus resources at the Welcome Wednesday event.
On Tuesday, CWI shared its long term development plans for a permanent Ada County Campus at 3150 W. Main St. in Boise.
Starting Aug. 8, CWI will offer tours of its Ada County Campus from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays each week.
Associate Professor of Sociology, Charles Dickinson, received the College’s monthly faculty award.
CWI President Bert Glandon will deliver the 2016 State of the College Address at the Nampa Civic Center.
Who would have thought that science really had so much to do with aging? Not me, until I read this article from sciencenews.org. They explain that while there is still a hearty debate
Allison Baker, CWI’s Interim Program Chair for Nursing, has been selected as July Faculty of Distinction.
CWI celebrated a milestone on July 26 as the first graduates from its Law Enforcement program were honored with a ceremony.
The College of Western Idaho (CWI) Street Teams headed out to the races at Meridian Speedway on Saturday, July 16. The student Veteran's Association brought great enthusiasm to the crowds
CWI's One Stop Student Services locations are adjusting their hours of operation.
Bond is CWI's Director for the Center for Teaching and Learning.
When Amy Shore graduated from high school, she chose the route many others do. She joined the U.S. Army with future plans to go to college. She ended up meeting her husband at her first
CWI Career Services is inviting students, alumni, and the community to discover employment opportunities at CWI's Healthcare Job Fair.
Katie Kelly is leaps and bounds ahead of her peers thanks to CWI’s Dual Credit program.
College of Western Idaho (CWI) is launching an Entrepreneurial Strategy class this fall. This is a hybrid course designed for students pursuing a career in entrepreneurship or anybody that
The event will highlight Drafting Technology, Heavy-Equipment Technology, and Machine Tool Technology.
CWI welcomed local leaders to its main campus in Nampa to share the vision for a new Health Science Building and a Student Success Center.
The College will host NWCCU representatives for a campus visit, Oct. 5-7, while also submitting its year seven self-evaluation report.
In honor of former CWI Trustee S. Hatch Barrett, the CWI Foundation and the Barrett Family have established a scholarship fund.
The College of Western Idaho (CWI) teamed up with Nampa Parks and Recreation Department again to help present a public screening of the movie Minions at Optimist Park in Nampa. CWI hosted
College of Western Idaho (CWI) sponsored the Boise Hawks Thursday night game against the Eugene Emeralds. With temperatures right around 100 degrees and the sun still high in the sky, CWI
College of Western Idaho (CWI) hosted an open house style event on June 29, encouraging future students to come and explore the educational opportunities CWI has to offer. The Micron
The College of Western Idaho (CWI) Street Teams headed to the Boise Music Festival last weekend to reach future students and let the community know we support them. The Physics Club got
Mary Harrison, a Technical Support Specialist at CWI, has received the College’s Staff of the Month award for June.
CWI Outreach Advisor, Nikki Houston, was named Staff of the Month for May.
CWI Assistant Professor Nikki Gorrell has been published by Anthropology News, while CWI was included in a proclamation by the Governor.
CWI was highlighted by College Board, which is the not-for-profit organization that oversees the CLEP.
A group of CWI students and recent graduates also won medals in a school record five events.
For CWI alum Steve Silva, a chance encounter turned into a golden opportunity when he decided to get involved with SkillsUSA.
CWI will not hold classes and all campus buildings, offices, and services will be closed.
A true community effort is helping a special group of students achieve their dreams of going to college.
CWI Machine Tool Technology students have access to $17,500 in scholarships because of a donation from the Gene Haas Foundation.
Luis Caloca was honored by the Idaho Hispanic Chamber of Commerce at the organization's scholarship luncheon.
Shawn Gayner, who graduated from CWI in May, is one of 30 students in the nation selected to attend Dartmouth College as a Veterans Posse Scholar.
“In this day and age, we’re supposed to have our lives together,” he said. “What has kept me on this path is believing in myself, and knowing I’m an example as a leader in my community. I
Biology Instructor, Teresa Rich, has been named CWI’s Faculty of Distinction for June.
The expanded training opportunities will accommodate an additional 90 students in five professional-technical programs.
CWI will be sharing its message of education at over 10 community events this summer.
When Libna Luevanos graduated from Boise High School in 2014 she wasn’t sure what would happen next. Her parents wanted her to work. She wanted to learn. Always fascinated with science and
CWI student Andrew Barrios admits he was once heading down the wrong path. Now he is a self-driven individual and has turned his life around.
