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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance students welcome guest lecturer from the Idaho State Tax Commission to campus as they prepare for the upcoming tax season.
Students in leadership positions are exhibiting excellence in the classroom.
The College of Western Idaho Early Childhood Education Preschool has earned national accreditation.
The President's Writing Award is an annual writing contest which recognizes and honors excellence in student writing at College of Western Idaho (CWI). Writing, a foundational academic skill, celebrated across disciplines underscores its importance and encourages students to approach it from...
Students in the Career Technical Education (CTE) Emerging Professionals program are nominated by their instructors.
A new study highlights College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) significant contributions and economic impact to the region.
The economic impact study, completed by Emsi — a company specializing in reports for educational institutions, workforce planners, and regional developers,...
College of Western Idaho (CWI) student, Emma Obendorf, is the winner of the 2018 Connections Project logo contest. Obendorf, a student in the Studio Art Program, has a passion for graphic design and was excited to design a logo.
The logo will be distributed in marketing materials such as...
College of Western Idaho (CWI) is excited to offer paid summer research opportunities for students through the Idaho INBRE Research Program.
This is a great opportunity for motivated students interested in a career in the biomedical sciences! Students will earn $6000 for ten weeks of...
Seismic waves from an earthquake in Honduras on Jan. 9 were detected at College of Western Idaho, 2,500 miles away!
I wanted to recognize Tony Tine for his contribution, leadership, and collaboration supporting our students, OneStop Student Services, and the greater CWI college community. I have come to know and appreciate that we can count on Tony to ensure a resolution to the myriad of issues we deal with...
Criminal Justice Club adopted a family for Christmas.
Clayton Cramer, an adjunct instructor of History at the College, releases his tenth book.
Law Enforcement students receive active shooter training with the help of community partners, fellow students, and program alumni.
Education students help families in need with a generous donation of school supplies.
Dan Schults is hosting a vegetable gardening class at Idaho Botanical Garden on Jan. 30.
EMS students partner with the Kuna Fire District to collect items for the Kuna Fire 4 Kids Stuff the Truck Toy and Food Drive.
