Aureliano Cervantes has been recognized as College of Western Idaho’s Staff of the Month for November 2018.
College of Western Idaho’s Speech and Debate team finishes first among community colleges at Mahaffey Memorial Collegiate Forensics Tournament.
The CWI Community is invited to donate household essentials as part of the Neighbors in Need Drive through Dec. 20.
Associate Professor of Political Science, Robert Harbaugh, named President-Elect of the Pacific Northwest Political Science Association.
Career and Technical Education students nominated by instructors as Emerging Professionals for 2018/19 academic year.
Department Chair of History, Culture, and Politics, Dr. Justin Vance, has been named to the National Geographic Idaho Advisory Council.
Jodi Hickenlooper has been recognized as College of Western Idaho's Staff of the Month for October 2018.
Local media professionals share expertise and experience with students during a panel discussion.
Potentially dangerous actions employees should be aware of in their day-to-day work.
CWI President, Bert Glandon, visits with students in Ryan Witt's Persuasive Writing class.
The recent Connection Carnival hosted on campus brings student research to life.
Beading Workshop participants honor Native American artistry and tradition by making dream catchers.
MakerHub Club promotes creativity through 3D printing, vinyl cutting, and partnerships.
College of Western Idaho’s Fall 2018 Facts at a Glance is now available to view online.
Brighten a child's Christmas by donating at one of College of Western Idaho’s Giving Trees.
CWI elects a new board chairman and welcomes new trustees on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
One Stop Student Services third-annual Holiday Sock Drive begins Monday, Nov. 26.
Members of College of Western Idaho’s Student Nurses Association give back by volunteering in the community.
Rachel Strong has been recognized as College of Western Idaho's Staff of the Month for September 2018.
Visiting Scientist, Dr. Carolyn Hovde Bohach, to present, "A Scientific Journey: Cattle, The Silent Resevoir of E. coli", Nov. 29.
Horticulture students help to maintain the College’s Native Plant Garden.
Learn how to protect yourself while shopping online during the holidays.
A local theatre company brings the story of “The Minotaur” to life as part of the College's Visiting Artist Series.
Student clubs and organizations volunteered in rake-up events throughout the community in November.
Artwork from graduates of College of Western Idaho’s Studio Arts program will be on display beginning Dec. 6.
Art and creative writing students collaborate to create a visual story of the written word.
CWI celebrated Veterans Day with a number of events at the Nampa Campus Academic Building on Monday, Nov. 12.
Students discuss themes in historical American documents as part of Common Read Series.
One Stop Student Services open reduced hours Dec. 17 – 28.
Students and the CWI community are invited to come build connections at PTK’s Connection Carnival Nov. 27.
Kristin Clovis has been recognized as College of Western Idaho’s Staff of the Month for August 2018.
Law Enforcement program welcomes Boise Police K-9 Officer, Marshall Plaisted, and his dog, Geno, to campus.
Join CWI’s Office of Student Engagement and Foundation College Ministries Club for their inaugural, frisbee golf tournament.
College of Western Idaho to conduct a test of its alert notification system Nov. 14.
Students will be sharing their essays on historical documents on Nov. 7 as part of the Common Read Series.
Practical Nursing program to begin January 2019 and is currently accepting applications.
Student leaders partner with AAUW to help community members register to vote.
Political Science is proud to welcome guest speaker, Dr. James Hanley, to campus Nov. 7.
Declare Your Major Week, Oct. 8-11, motivated students to think about degree and career goals.
The College of Western Idaho Visiting Artist Series welcomes the Opal Theatre Company to campus Nov. 14.
Native beading expert, Liz Mummy, to host beading workshop Nov. 13.
Students look at how another country approaches death and the loss of loved ones by participating in Dia de los Muertos activities.
Join the Business and Entrepreneurship Club for Settlers of Catan Tournament Nov. 10.
Local partnerships prepare ESL students to work in the healthcare industry.
Nichelle B., a 2018-19 scholarship recipient, is achieving her dream of working in the medical field.
Lindsay Whipple received a PTA Student of the Year award from the Idaho Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association.
LeRoy Forsman recognized as College Educator of the Year at the 2017-18 Idaho Press 2C Spotlight Awards banquet.
College of Western Idaho will have a number of events leading up to the observance of Veterans Day on Monday, Nov. 12.
Ricardo B., a 2018-19 scholarship recipient, is currently pursuing a degree in Human Biology and would someday like to be a forensic scientist.
Full results for the 2018-19 Speech and Debate team's first tournament.
