Fire Service Technology and Law Enforcement students joined first responders and community members to remember the lives lost and honor the heroes of the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001.
CWI is co-sponsoring this year’s conference, which will bring together members of Idaho’s archaeological community to share research, discuss developments in the field, and build
CWI Week brings five days of opportunities to explore programs, connect with employers and student groups, enjoy hands-on activities, and more.
The application is a formal step in CWI’s plans to establish an intercollegiate athletics program.
From employer to Foundation leader, Alison Patt shares why she believes CWI has the power to create ripple effects across the Treasure Valley.
This Fall 2026 semester, approximately 450 new apprenticeship students began their first year in CWI's Electrical, Plumbing, and HVAC Apprenticeship programs.
The Bookstore will move to its new home in the Nampa Campus CapEd Student Success Center. To prepare for the move, the Bookstore will be closed Tuesday, Sept. 8, through Wednesday, Sept
Fresh produce grown by CWI Agriculture Sciences students is now available at the Food Pantry, helping students support students.
Workforce Development created customized IV training for Eagle Oral Surgery, combining classroom learning with hands-on practice.
An internship with Idaho State Police gave Madison Miller firsthand experience — and a clearer picture of where a criminal justice career could take her.
College of Western Idaho is pleased to announce the appointment of Brooke Garman as Athletics Operations Coordinator.
CWI and Micron celebrated a major workforce milestone with the opening of Micron’s Boise Training Center and the launch of its largest local apprentice cohort.
CWI’s Agricultural Sciences Complex brings learning to life through hands-on projects across Agricultural Sciences Programs.
Meet with employers from across the Treasure Valley who are ready to put your skills to work! Whether you are seeking part-time work, a full-time position, or career advice, this event is
The College's new Nampa Campus CapEd Student Success Center puts academic resources, student services, and spaces to connect all in one place.
Club Fest is the gateway to discovering active Student Clubs, learning about upcoming initiatives, and finding out how to join groups that align with your interests.
Access to healthcare education is growing in Valley County thanks to new partnerships between CWI, McCall Rehabilitation and Care Center, and McCall-Donnelly High School.
Studio Art students and faculty judged the Juried Arts Competition at the 39th Annual Nampa Festival of the Arts, Aug. 8 and 9.
The Work-Based Learning Center connects students, faculty, and employers to create real-world experiences that prepare students for successful careers.
CWI faculty and staff came together to celebrate the College’s momentum, reflect on its impact, and look ahead to another year of serving the Treasure Valley.
From programming robotic cars to practicing healthcare skills, 29 high school juniors got a hands-on look at career possibilities during CWI’s 2026 Summer CTE Bridge Program.
By bringing together the Library, Tutoring Services, and the Writing and AI Literacy Center, the Learning Commons gives students one place to find academic support.
Congratulations to Bachelor of Applied Science – Business Administration Program Coordinator and Associate Professor, Ryan Hanson, who has been named 2026 Faculty of the Year.
Congratulations to Director of Student Retention and Engagement, Amber Eubanks, who has been named 2026 Staff of the Year.
CWI invites the community to help shape the future of its Nampa Campus during two Master Plan open houses Tuesday, Aug. 25.
Kellan Brown came to CWI with questions about people and the human experience. Through anthropology, he’s discovering where those questions can take him.
Discover and learn about resources, services, and opportunities on and off campus at the College's Student Resource Fair.
CWI and Mission Critical Group partnered on a custom welding program, giving employees paid, hands-on training to strengthen skills and Idaho’s workforce.
Get ready for Fall 2026 at CWI! Join us for Ready, Set, Thrive! on Aug. 14 to find classrooms, get organized, and start strong across CWI campuses.
Week of Welcome is a campuswide initiative designed to support students during their first week of classes and help them start the semester strong.
Join us to explore in-demand careers and training available through Workforce Development's Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing Apprenticeship programs.
A renewed grant from the J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation will help the College expand career training and strengthen Idaho's future workforce.
Two CWI faculty members were selected for the National WWII Museum's Faculty Seminar, expanding their expertise to enrich student learning.
College of Western Idaho was on-site at the Canyon County Fair and awarded a $1,000 SCORE Big Scholarship to recent high school graduate, Olivia Sitton.
From the classroom to the national stage, CWI graduate, Autumn Harvey, turned technical skill and determination into gold and a career.
New investments from community and industry partners strengthen healthcare education at College of Western Idaho and help meet Idaho's growing demand for healthcare professionals.
The building brings academic resources, student support services, and welcoming spaces together in one convenient location.
The weeklong celebration will recognize the people, programs, and partnerships that strengthen the College and the communities it serves.
Fairgoers are invited to visit the CWI Show Ring on Friday, July 24, from 1-4 p.m. to enter for a chance to win a $1,000 CWI SCORE Big Scholarship and CWI swag.
Refusing to give up, Alex Nava overcame extraordinary challenges to earn his degree and start a new chapter in accounting.
Designed for elementary through high school students, the camp introduced participants to technology, networking, and cybersecurity through hands-on learning experiences.
The Bookstore is getting ready to move, and that means big savings for students, employees, and the community!
Congratulations to Executive Director of Professional and Custom Training, Autumn Braase, who has been named one of Idaho Business Review's 2026 Women of the Year honorees.
Nominated by faculty, students were selected based on their commitment to learning, perseverance, innovative thinking, leadership, and professionalism in and outside of the classroom.
Competing against some of the nation's top career and technical education students, CWI earned national recognition with two medal-winning entries.
The Nampa Campus Cap Ed Student Success Center will begin serving students June 29, with several departments and services opening in phases as they relocate to the new facility.
Entrepreneurs, students, business owners, and community members filled the Nampa Civic Center on June 9 for Entrepreneur Lab's Start Here Conference, an evening dedicated to inspiration
CWI has joined a regional effort to strengthen semiconductor workforce development across the Pacific Intermountain region, expanding opportunities for students and workers to enter one of
Firefighters often talk about trust. For Khye Montoya, that feeling of trust was familiar long before he stepped onto a fire engine.
CWI Night at the Hawks combined baseball and community impact, raising scholarship funds and awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a CWI student.
