The College of Idaho men’s cross country team entered the NAIA National Championships in Columbia, Missouri, with the pressure of a No. 1 national ranking and the weight of high expectations. By the 6-kilometer mark, they found themselves trailing by 20 points. But what followed was a display of discipline and resilience that showcased exactly why they earned that top spot. Daniel Butler led the charge for the Yotes
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Few student-athletes leave a legacy quite like Drew Wyman. A cornerstone of The College of Idaho men’s basketball program, Wyman capped his career with a national championship, national academic honors, and national recognition for service, all in a single season. Wyman, a senior from Great Falls, Montana, helped lead the Yotes to their second NAIA Men’s Basketball National Championship in three years, dominating Oklahoma Wesleyan in a 93-65 title game victory.
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As The College of Idaho has consistently done throughout its history, it has once again reassessed its curriculum, continuing its tradition of innovation and commitment to nurturing critical thinking, creativity, and civic engagement – hallmarks of a liberal arts education. This fall, the College unveils its new curriculum, which incorporates the following five innovations unique to the State of Idaho.
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By day, Shealene Zitny works as a senior data engineer for the University of Colorado Boulder, managing student data and ensuring accuracy for internal reporting and audits. She is currently working with several new staff members and loves helping them go from overwhelmed to confident.
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CALDWELL, Idaho – College of Idaho Vice President of Athletics Reagan Rossi has been named the 3rd Vice President of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) for the 2025-26 academic year, marking a historic milestone not only for the College, but for small-college athletics nationwide.
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Newly graduated physician associates (PAs) enter the workforce prepared to deliver excellent patient care, but many quickly discover that their training didn’t fully prepare them for the complex realities of today’s healthcare system. From administrative overload to professional roadblocks, early career PAs face significant challenges. That’s where a Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) degree can make a critical difference.
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McKay Cunningham, director of The College of Idaho’s Master of Applied Public Policy program, joined KTVB to share his legal analysis of Idaho’s flag law and the recent Boise flag resolution.
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While a master’s degree remains the entry-level qualification for Physician Assistants/Associates (PAs), there’s a clear move towards more doctorate-level education. This change shows that more PAs are furthering their learning and career growth through post-professional doctorate education.
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In a recent episode of The Ranch Podcast, Professor McKay Cunningham introduced the new Master of Applied Public Policy (MAPP) program at The College of Idaho. Drawing from his extensive background in constitutional law
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Your hard work, resilience, and passion have led you to this incredible milestone. As you step into the next chapter, carry the spirit of the Yotes with pride—bold, curious, and ready to make a difference. Here’s to your journey ahead—bright, boundless, and uniquely yours. Well done, graduates!
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