Throughout the spring and summer, The College of Idaho has embarked on an almost all-encompassing overhaul to its athletic facilities. It is replacing the turf at Simplot Stadium, Wolfe Field and Symms Field.
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A summer research project at The College of Idaho could lead to immediate recognition while bolstering the long-term ecological outlook for the campus.
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Since graduating from The College of Idaho, Kaelynn Crawford has interned for a United States senator, interned in the White House, worked at the Pentagon, and recently started a new job at the White House as a Special Assistant to the White House Military Office.
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When Kristen Perrin’s literary agent asked her what her goals were for her debut novel “How to Solve Your Own Murder,” Perrin’s response was modest: She wanted to see her book on a bookstore shelf and hoped to pay off her student loans.
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A series of books co-authored by alum Cynthia Hand ’00 was picked up by Amazon Prime in 2022 to be developed for television. Now, the TV series is set to debut. (Trending News Buzz)
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The 133rd graduating class from The College of Idaho had a unique distinction.
For most of the graduates, it was their first time walking across the stage to accept a diploma at a commencement ceremony.
College of Idaho freshman Levi Armichardy is majoring in environmental studies with a specialization in conservation biology and minoring in history and Spanish.
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Three students from The College of Idaho will spend six weeks in Mexico this summer completing a Davis Project for Peace, making it the 17th straight year.
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March 29, 2024, is a date that Brayden Banks is unlikely to forget anytime soon.
It was Friday morning on the final day of spring break
Martin Fujishin ’00 is the new director of enology and viticulture at Walla Walla Community College. He previously taught on the topics at Treasure Valley Community College
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