CWI's Faculty of the Month for September has been given to Angie Wachter.
Adjunct Math Faculty, Teresa Isom, has received CWI’s monthly faculty honor.
CWI Speech and Debate continued a four-year undefeated streak at the Linfield College Mahaffey Memorial, Nov. 13-15.
The CWI Foundation has presented six applicants with funding.
College of Western Idaho offices will be closed Thursday-Friday (Nov. 26-27) in observance of Thanksgiving.
CWI hosted an event on Saturday (Nov. 7) bringing 134 girls ages 10-15 to CWI’s Micron Center for Professional Technical Education.
View photos and video from the event at CWI's Nampa Campus Academic Building.
Growing up, Heather Griffin never imagined she would be working from a mobile office while saving lives. And yet that is exactly what she does. A paramedic with Life Flight Network, she
On Saturday, Nov. 7, nine College of Western Idaho (CWI) students and their instructor, representing the Allied Health, Education, and Biology Departments, hosted two different workshops
The CWI Student Nurses Association recently coordinated a project to collect donations for the Women’s and Children’s Alliance in Boise.
On Nov. 7, the CWI Student Nurses Association participated in the “Walk a mile in my shoes” event hosted by the Boise/Ada County Homeless Coalition.
The observance ceremony will take place at 1 p.m. on Wednesday (Nov. 11) at CWI’s Nampa Campus Academic Building.
The winners have been announced for the CWI Foundation’s annual Holiday Art Contest, which this year was themed: What Does Education Give You?
College of Western Idaho (CWI) hosted a Trunk or Treat event on Thursday, Oct. 29, which brought over 1,000 CWI students, employees, and community members to the Nampa Campus Academic
For the third consecutive year, CWI's Nampa Campus will be home to a powerful patriotic display with the return of the Patriot Range.
Rachel Zeleny, a graduate of the College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) Education departments is one of the Treasure Valley’s newest K-12 educators. After obtaining her associate degree in
Caldwell native Katie Kelly has a dream of impacting people’s lives. In order to help others one day, the 17 year old high school senior is starting by helping herself. In the spring
Mallory O'Mahony is passionate about education. As a child development educator, the College of Western Idaho (CWI) alum is learning first-hand how impactful a positive learning experience
Without a doubt, Amber Shoopman has done a little bit of everything. Once quiet and very reserved, the College of Western Idaho (CWI) alumnae now spends her time interacting with a variety
CWI is continuing its efforts to help make higher education more accessible by waiving the College’s $25 application fee, Nov. 9-16.
The Lewis-Clark State College Silverthorne Theatre Program will visit CWI for a performance on Nov. 19.
The CWI Exercise and Health Science Club is collecting shoes as part of a repurpose partnership with Community Recycling.
CWI will welcome Dr. Vincent Muli Wa Kituku to campus for the second installment of the Student Activities Programming Board’s guest speaker series.
Kathy Guthrie, a Lab Materials Specialist for CWI’s Physical Sciences Department, has received the honor.
The CWI Board of Trustees has requested to extend the feasibility period for the property it’s considering to purchase in Boise.
A CWI Foundation scholarship is helping Terry Black pursue his dream of becoming a teacher.
CWI will host the annual event, Nov. 7, which provides girls ages 10 to 15 an opportunity to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.
The CWI Foundation is accepting entries for its annual student and alumni art contest through Nov. 2.
The CWI Anthropology Club completed the field work phase of the multi-year preservation effort at Celebration Park.
On Thursday (Oct. 15), CWI welcomed Dr. James Hanley from Adrian College in Michigan to campus for an insightful presentation on The Imperial Presidency.
October is being recognized as College Savings Month and CWI is partnering to promote resources available to help Idahoans save for college.
Horticulture student, Jacqueline Correnti, is honoring the memory of a former classmate through a CWI Foundation scholarship.
It took a while, but Ken Silvers is finally on a career path that he says makes a difference. After delivering medical supplies to a number of Treasure Valley clinics and hospitals for
Members of the College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) Nursing program helped shed light on an impactful initiative this week, volunteering at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night
Students with CWI’s Entrepreneurs and Exercise and Health Science clubs recently took part in a memorable trip to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Ever since Karee Wilson was a little girl, she wanted to be a nurse. Born into a family of people who have chosen health care as a profession, becoming a nurse was a natural step. Things
The Visioning concepts for a proposed CWI Boise campus are available online through Oct. 7 to view and provide feedback.
CWI will host its annual fall Career Fair next week with the event being held at three different locations over three days.
CWI’s Math Solutions Center will host open house events next Tuesday and Wednesday (Oct. 6-7) in Boise and Nampa.
CWI brought home the top community college honors at the event, as well as a second place finish among all schools.
Quiet and observative, David Mpoyi is on a mission. Raised to value hard work and the importance of being educated, the Biology-Healthcare program student works full time and attends the
The CWI Entrepreneurs Club is happy to present the event on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
CWI will be home to some family friendly Halloween fun in October with a movie night and trunk or treat scheduled.
Over seventy-five CWI students took the opportunity to discover and develop their leadership abilities at the College's first EmpowerMe Workshop.
CTA Architects Engineers hosted workshops last week, providing a chance for input on potential development of a permanent CWI campus in Boise.
CWI's new Student Activities Programming Board is proud to present its first Speaker Series event on Oct. 9.
When Morgan Harris completed high school, it wasn’t a question of whether she would attend college or not—it was simply a matter of where. Between being homeschooled and attending a
Over five years, Zions Bank has provided $30,000 in support to CWI’s English as a Second Language program.
Tessa Calip, an academic advisor at CWI, has received the College’s monthly staff honor.
CWI invites community members to provide feedback on early concepts for the College’s potential urban campus in Boise on Sept. 22.
