Join CWI and the Idaho Stampede, Feb. 28, to support student scholarships.
On Feb. 3, CWI and LCSC signed an agreement to expand a transfer partnership between the two institutions.
The link below has several modules and courses aimed at teaching earth sciences at the university/college level. Topics range from climate change to mineral resources to natural hazards! I
Kimberly Shanks was named Faculty of Distinction for January.
CWI is partnering with the Idaho Steelheads hockey team on Friday to fundraise for student scholarships.
The CWI Culinary Arts program has opened its dining room, deli, and bakery for the spring semester.
Teresa Lowney received the monthly faculty award for December.
On Feb. 11, CWI Professional Technical Education will showcase all its offerings with the inaugural technical program and career expo.
CWI employees are asked to help spread the word about another series of free workshops for students.
Submissions are now being accepted for the third edition of the student-run magazine.
CWI is pleased to announce its January Staff of the Month honor has been awarded to Brenda Moench.
The CWI Visiting Artist Series is proud to present a free performance and workshop by actors from the theater company.
Students prepare for volunteer tax program with a special guest lecture from the Idaho State Tax Commission.
CWI is celebrating one of its Nursing program faculty, Jen Hutchings, who was recently published in the Urologic Nursing Journal.
On Monday, Jan. 19, CWI will not hold classes and offices will be closed in observance of the holiday.
As a member of the CWI mathematics department it likely comes as no surprise that I majored in math in college and graduate school. When I meet new people the assumption that they make
When Russ Keely stepped on CWI’s campus the summer semester of 2009, he was homeless, unemployed, couldn’t drive, divorced, dealing with sobriety, on probation, and penniless. “I was
The CWI Writing Center provided 2,400 writing consultations with students this semester, which is a 23 percent increase from the spring.
The CWI Horticulture program is excited to announce it will offer a new course that includes the Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper certification.
CWI is celebrating Isaac Castellano who this month saw his book, Civil War Interventions and Their Benefits: Unequal Return, published.
This week CWI hosted a lunch to honor the three students selected as winners of the CWI Foundation’s annual holiday art contest.
Sephora (Law) Lewis gave the student speech at College of Western Idaho’s (CWI) 2012 graduation ceremony where she received her Associate of Arts in Business. Earlier that week, she was
CWI is celebrating the success of an alumnus who has published her first children’s book, Zeezee Goes to the Duck Park.
CWI offices will be closed Jan. 1.
Employees and students from CWI joined forces this month to clean up leaves at three houses through the annual Rake Up Boise and Nampa events.
The CWI Administrative Specialist program is pleased to announce it has secured a new internship program with the United States Department of the Interior.
The monthly staff recognition has been awarded to Disability Services Advisor, Teri Scofield.
On Dec. 9, Stanley Bastian and Emily Walton were sworn in to their elected positions and Board officers were appointed.
Students from CWI’s Biology 2 class traveled to the Orma J. Smith Museum of Natural History in Caldwell this week to explore the biodiversity and evolution of organisms. Students from CWI
Five applicants have been awarded mini-grants by the CWI Foundation.
The winners of the annual student Holiday Art Contest have been selected.
CWI’s Fall 2014 Facts at a Glance—a statistical overview of the College—is now available to view online.
CWI returned to the Canyon County Festival of Trees with an entry in the annual fundraising event for the second consecutive year.
Kim Bettencourt, manager of One Stop Student Services at Ada County Campus, has been honored with the monthly staff recognition.
CWI Speech and Debate is celebrating a Division III title at the Mahaffey Memorial for the second consecutive year.
Renovation of the CWI facility has been highlighted in Outstanding Designs by American Schools and Universities Magazine.
CWI will be closed Nov. 27-28 for Thanksgiving and Bert's Alerts will not be sent on Nov. 28.
CWI will waive the $25 application fee through Friday, Nov. 21.
CWI will host the next installment of its Visiting Scientist Series, Thursday (Nov. 20), welcoming Dr. Cheryl Jorcyk from Boise State University.
On Dec. 5, the CWI Visiting Artist Series will present three instructors from the Boise School of Rock for a special lecture and demonstration.
Last month students from CWI’s Phlebotomy program volunteered at the Mountain Home Health and Wellness Day.
A few months ago a new movie came out about a woman, who on exposure to some blue drugs, was able to start using more than the 10% of her brain that the rest of us are stuck with. Wait
CWI has submitted its Fall 2014 Enrollment Report to the State Board of Education.
On Tuesday, Nov. 11, CWI will host a Veterans Day observance ceremony at the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
On Tuesday, Nov. 4, two CWI Board of Trustee seats were elected by Ada and Canyon County voters.
The College of Western Idaho’s Center for Invertebrate Science is pleased to welcome two new faculty affiliates. Assistant Professors Hollie Leavitt and Dusty Perkins both joined the
Meagan Newberry has been honored with CWI’s monthly faculty recognition.
The submission deadline is today, Nov. 17, for the third-annual student competition.
CWI is happy to welcome Dr. James Nagler to campus for the next Visiting Scientist Series event on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
CWI is hosting its third annual Free Application Week, starting Nov. 10, waiving the $25 application fee for admissions to the College.
