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Students at College of Western Idaho are invited to join Tutoring Services Sept. 18 and 19 to connect and learn about available resources on campus.
Mindfulness Mondays with 2C Yoga are open to all College of Western Idaho students on most Mondays at noon at the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
Landen Kelly discovered his passion for photography while studying at College of Western Idaho. Inspired by CWI’s faculty and now featured in international publications, Kelly’s journey highlights the transformative power of visual storytelling — and the launch of CWI’s new Digital Photography program offers others the same opportunity to turn creativity into a calling.
CWI’s Entrepreneur Lab celebrates a successful first year supporting hundreds of entrepreneurs and awarding funding, while setting ambitious goals to expand opportunities and partnerships in its second year.
College of Western Idaho President, Gordon Jones, delivered the 2025 State of the College Address to faculty, staff, and community on Wednesday, August 13, at the West Lawn/Quad of the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
College of Western Idaho (CWI) is kicking off Fall 2025 with a series of events to welcome and support students, including Week of Welcome, the Student Resource Fair, Club Fest, and the Job & Career Fair. These activities offer opportunities to connect with campus resources, meet peers, and prepare for a successful semester.
College of Western Idaho (CWI) has appointed David Bishop, a seasoned healthcare executive and community leader, to its Board of Trustees representing District 4. Bishop brings over 30 years of experience in clinical leadership and workforce development, aligning with CWI’s mission to empower students through accessible, high-quality education.
College of Western Idaho (CWI) has introduced a new Digital Photography program designed to help students turn their creative skills into sustainable careers right here in the Treasure Valley.
The Office of Student Engagement at College of Western Idaho is thrilled to offer new students the opportunity to prepare for the semester ahead on Friday, Aug. 15, 2025, from 1 – 4 p.m. at various campus locations.
College of Western Idaho sponsored the 2025 Canyon County Fair, awarding a $1,000 scholarship to future nursing student Kennedy Kildow. The event showcased CWI’s support for agricultural and healthcare careers.
Micron Technology celebrated the graduation of its first apprenticeship cohort and welcomed new participants on Aug. 6, highlighting its partnership with College of Western Idaho to train skilled technicians for Idaho’s growing semiconductor industry. Idaho Governor Brad Little and U.S. Secretary of Labor, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, attended to show their support.
The Work-Based Learning Center at College of Western Idaho is redefining student success by connecting classroom learning and real-world experience. Through a comprehensive suite of services, the WBLC empowers students to explore careers, gain hands-on experience, and prepare for the workforce with confidence.
U.S. Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer and Governor Brad Little joined Perpetua Resources and College of Western Idaho (CWI) during a visit to the Stibnite Gold Project on August 6, announcing a $250,000 scholarship fund supporting students in CWI’s Geosciences and Mining Technician programs. The partnership aims to strengthen Idaho’s mining workforce by providing students with hands-on training and financial support for in-demand careers.
Aaron Potter discovered his passion for software development at College of Western Idaho, gaining confidence and hands-on skills that led him to pursue a career in artificial intelligence. With support from faculty and a strong foundation from CWI’s Software Development program, he’s now continuing his education and helping businesses integrate AI solutions.
College of Western Idaho (CWI) is launching its first-ever bachelor’s degree, the Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration, designed in direct partnership with Idaho business leaders to meet real workforce needs. Built for working adults, the program offers practical, industry-aligned education to help professionals advance their careers and fill critical gaps in the Treasure Valley.
College of Western Idaho’s CTE Summer Bridge Program welcomed 22 high school juniors for a week of hands-on learning, industry exploration, and college preparation across skilled trades and technology fields.
College of Western Idaho's Apprenticeship Open House is Tuesday, Aug. 5, from 5 – 7 p.m. at the Canyon County Center, Room 152.
College of Western Idaho’s Certified Nursing Assistant program has received a grant from Capital Matrix to purchase advanced simulation equipment, expanding hands-on training opportunities and preparing more students for careers in healthcare.