College and university representatives will be on campus to discuss their programs, majors, and transfer requirements.
Actors with the Festival will visit the College, Feb. 16, to perform A Midsummer Night’s Dream with an acting workshop to follow.
Under the agreement, CWI graduates can maximize their credits toward a bachelor’s degree program at the private, nonprofit, online college.
Submissions are being accepted through Feb. 24 for the annual contest.
Andrea Ascuena, an associate professor of English, has been named Faculty of Distinction for January.
There are currently over 30 scholarship opportunities available to students in CWI’s academic and career-technical programs.
Entries may include class projects, music, art, research, service learning, and more. Students are eligible for awards, including a $200 grand prize.
College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) Connections Project is being held on April 27, 2017 at the Nampa Campus Academic Building. The Connections Project is an annual event that provides an
Domingo Garcia with CWI’s Facilities Management Department has received the January Staff of the Month award.
The collaboration is promoting higher education opportunities to Hispanic students from Boise School District.
CWI is excited to announce the winner of its logo design contest for the second annual CWI Connections Project event.
CWI will be participating in several legislative activities in January and February.
April VanDeGrift is the subject of a blog recently shared by the Boise City Department of Arts & History.
CWI Agriculture Science major Stuart Tice is being rewarded thanks to a generous donation from a fellow student.
College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) Biology 2 (Biodiversity & Evolution) class is going native! Join other adventurous students for a three week immersion experience studying the biodiversity
CWI will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. The closure will include all campus buildings, offices, and services.
CWI recently helped 34 students from Caldwell High School collectively earn 464 credits through College-Level Examination Program testing.
As a Wishing Well Fund awardee, Jeff Davis is using budget-friendly items to creatively teach music at CWI.
On Dec. 9, the Consul of Mexico presented CWI with a $10,000 contribution that will help support scholarships for Hispanic students.
Megan Carter, with CWI’s Student Services team, has been named Staff of the Month for December.
On Dec. 14, students from CWI’s Criminal Justice Club and Law Enforcement program wrapped and delivered presents to a local family.
The College's buildings and services will be closed Dec. 23-26 and Jan. 2.
College of Western Idaho (CWI) students can get help completing registration for the Spring 2017 semester this Friday (Dec. 16) with a pair of registration events in Nampa. The
Students enrolled in Flex Lab science classes have the ability to change their scheduled lab time online, to a later time or a different day entirely.
Martha Timberlake was selected for the monthly award in December.
A Monarch butterfly—raised at College of Western Idaho from a caterpillar—is making history in the Pacific Northwest scientific community.
CWI has named Patrick Tanner its Assistant Vice President of Enrollment and Student Services.
This semester, students from the College of Western Idaho (CWI) have begun to explore what it takes to be a teacher. These students are enrolled in IDoTeach classes at CWI, which are
Michelle Fellows has been selected as CWI’s Faculty of Distinction for November.
INL expressed interest in recruiting CWI students because its Information Security and Digital Forensics program has built a stellar reputation.
On Nov. 21, 2016, Idaho Governor Butch Otter declared November as Career Development Month with a proclamation and signing.
CWI students collected eight bags of assorted cans and boxes of food, and purchased 20 bags of potatoes and 10 bags of carrots to donate.
Brenda Pettinger will be guiding CWI’s Academic Affairs and Career and Technical Education Divisions through the remainder of the 2016-17 academic year.
Charles Dickinson, associate professor of Sociology at CWI, co-authored an article published in the publication’s October issue.
The concert will be held Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. at Still Water Hollow in Nampa.
An Idaho inspired, one-of-a-kind work of art is in Washington D.C. for the holidays thanks to a partnership forged between a pair of Treasure Valley organizations.
Goran Fazil was recently selected to participate in the Boise Art Museum’s Idaho Triennial.
CWI Speech and Debate brought home a number of awards on its way to a second place finish among community colleges at the Mahaffey Memorial.
On Dec. 7, the community can explore the in-demand careers available through the program's new evening courses.
Heather Grayson, Coordinator for Student Disability Services, has been named CWI’s Staff of the Month for November.
A group of CWI students recently had a special learning opportunity thanks to a guest presentation from three Boise School District educators.
A CWI student becomes the first to invest in a fellow student through the CWI Foundation, creating a scholarship to inspire others.
Photos and video of CWI's annual Veterans Day recognition ceremony.
The CWI Media Club and Entrepreneurship Club will be providing professional headshots to employees, students, and the public for just $10.
Meridian-based Micro 100 Tool Corporation recently donated more than $16,000 worth of brand new tooling items to CWI's Machine Tool Technology program.
Mary Niland and Mark Dunham were each re-elected, while C.A. “Skip” Smyser was elected to his first term on the Board.
First of all, let me start by thanking everyone for what you do to help our students, faculty and staff here at CWI.
The Nov. 10 event will feature National Book Award finalist and Poet Laureate of Virginia, Tim Seibles, and Idaho's Writer-in-Residence, Diane Raptosh.
CWI invites the public to participate in a weekend exploration of the work of the Brooklyn-based artist and social activist.
The CWI Foundation recently awarded more than $6,000 to the recipients of this year’s Wishing Well Fund.
