The CWI Entrepreneurs Club is presenting a Settlers of Catan Tournament, Oct. 18, at the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
The CWI Surgical Technology program recently welcomed the public to its brand-new lab in celebration of National Surgical Technology Week.
Order forms for the annual fundraiser are being accepted until Oct. 31.
CWI’s Safety and Security Annual Report, which includes information on safety and security procedures and crime statistics, is available online.
CWI Speech and Debate sent 25 students to compete at the Fran Tanner Invitational hosted by College of Southern Idaho, Sept. 26-27.
CWI and Boise State have launched a new program designed for transfer students.
Marc Swinney has been selected to lead the Business and Manufacturing Programs through CWI's Workforce Development division.
This semester, enrollment in CWI's apprenticeship programs is the highest in five years with total enrollment reaching 452 students.
CWI is accepting applications through Oct. 10 for its Medical Assistant-Credit program, in which student can earn an Associate of Applied Science degree.
Photo gallery from CWI's celebration event to introduce the new Western States CAT Technician program.
CWI Student Enrichment is asking employees to help promote next week's Career Fair.
On Monday (Sept. 15) CWI will host a celebration event to introduce the new Western States CAT Technician program.
The CWI Visiting Scientist Series will return, Sept. 10, with a discussion led by Dr. Sara Heggland from The College of Idaho.
Two CWI Board of Trustee seats are up for election this year and will be held as part of the general election on Nov. 4.
CWI has joined the world of online blogging with the launch of three faculty blog posts by the College’s STEM Department.
CWI will host an information session for the Workforce Development Medical Assistant program on Sept. 17 in Boise.
The CWI Machine Tool Technology program has received another generous donation from Micro 100 Tool Corporation.
As the Department Chairs have considered the changes to General Education within our institution, we’ve had some wonderful discussions about which courses we want to include within the
There are many idealized versions of what scientific research looks like. It usually involves clean cut methods that work on the first try, and provide unquestionable data. This
The main objective of cryptography, a field of study for both mathematicians and computer scientists, is to provide a way for two people (often characterized as Alice and Bob) to be able
The CWI Library is pleased to welcome Jean-Louise Zancanella as the library’s first public services librarian.
A recording of the College of Western Idaho's 2014 Fall State of the College Address is available to view online.
Students with the College of Western Idaho Art Club spent the day in creative bliss at the Nampa Festival of Art event August 9 and 10. First thing in the morning, Amanda Richards
The CWI is celebrating John Nordstrom, who was selected Faculty of Distinction for June.
College of Western Idaho will host its 2014 Fall State of the College Address on Wednesday (Aug. 20) at The Riverside Hotel in Boise.
Please join in congratulating CWI Math Faculty, Ken Collett, who was named Faculty of Distinction for August.
CWI Building Facilitator/Security, Peter Stott, has been named Staff of the Month for August.
CWI Assessment and Testing has implemented a new registration system that allows students to schedule exams and make-up tests online.
CWI is asking for feedback on its Nampa Campus Master Plan, which is available to view online.
College of Western Idaho student clubs “Pigged Out on Family Fun” at the Canyon County Fair this past Saturday, July 26. The Art Club started the afternoon by admiring the art on display
Svetlana Nagachevskaya-Maddox spent her summer vacation on an international concert tour with performances in New York, Moldova, and Hungary.
CWI Street Teams are MOO-ving onto the Canyon County Fair scene Saturday, July 26! We’ve been talking to people across Ada County about attending the College of Western Idaho this fall
Amandalynn Lovewell is one of six people selected to participate in the first-ever Artist in Residency Program sponsored by the Nampa Art Collective.
Students with the College of Western Idaho (CWI) Culinary Arts Club enjoyed a memorable night at the ball park on Thursday (July 10). From start to finish the CWI Street Team was taking in
The public is invited to view updates to the CWI Nampa Campus Master Plan at an open house event scheduled for July 24.
CWI alum Carlos Gonzales earned a runner-up finish at the 50th-annual national SkillsUSA competition in Kansas City, Mo.
The Boise Music Festival started early and with the Horticulture club kicking off the Street Team efforts to bring the message of community college to an anticipated crowd of 80,000 people
It was another great race night at Meridian Speedway, complete with kids bike races, a five car pileup, an upset in the Street Stock class, and a number of high school racers battling it
Boise Music Festival rocks into town this weekend, June 28 and three College of Western Idaho (CWI) Street Teams will be joining this all day event. Look for our bright shirts, come say hi
The Street Team has been flying around the Treasure Valley so fast, almost as fast as the race cars at the Meridian Speedway. Catch up to our busy team and visit the College of Western
The Street Team set up at CWI’s College Admissions Express event where future students came to explore and apply for college this last Saturday. The event was full of fun and laughter as
CWI welcomed over 150 educators to campus for a conference focused on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics instruction.
CWI’s offices will be closed and no classes will be in session on Friday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.
The 2014 CWI Street Teams are ready to hit summer events and are fitted with bright t-shirts ready to debunk any and all community college myths. You, the community, can get answers to
CWI has announced three promotions, including a new position, within the Enrollment and Student Services division.
CWI is hosting its second-annual Re-Boot Camp this summer and is currently taking applications for remaining openings.
CWI welcomed over 70 students from the Idaho Youth Challe NGe Academy to campus, Thursday, for an introduction to the College.
Student services will discontinue at CWI Eagle River, while staff and programs are relocated to Ada County Campus and Nampa Campus.
CWI has announced a new initiative that includes changes to admission, registration, and payment deadlines for credit seeking students.
CWI will host an Admissions Express event at Ada County Campus on Saturday to provide help exploring CWI’s educational opportunities.
