- Kaya Evans '21 became only the eighth product of The College of Idaho to ever receive the esteemed Rhodes Scholarship, perhaps the most well-known academic honor in the world. Her achievement has been covered extensively, including these media reports from the Idaho Education News, KIVI-TV, and KTVB-TV.
- Have you been following the story of Cynthia Hand '00 and how a book she co-authored has been picked up by Amazon Prime to be developed into a TV series? (Telly Visions)
- Griffin Hewett '10 gets plugged into the local community through story-telling. (Ontario Argus Observer)
- Jaime Hernandez '17, after spending some time in the military, is now pursuing an MBA at Carnegie-Mellon University. (Poets & Quants)
- Landry Bamouni ‘21 offered a multimedia presentation, “My American Immigration Journey: Triggers, the African Poverty Paradox and How to Fix It” to the Sons of Norway in Minnesota. (The Globe)
- The annual Hispanic Youth Leadership Summit brought hundreds of area high school students to the College's campus in October and more than 130 of them went home that day with the promise of a college scholarship to The College of Idaho in their hands. Mia Maldonado '22 of the Idaho Statesman featured one local student to illustrate how such an offer can change a life and KIVI-TV also came to campus to experience the event.
- The College of Idaho hosted its first "Idaho Policy & Politics Forum" in early November. Stelios Panageotou and McKay Cunningham from the College were guests on KBSX's Idaho Matters a few days before the event to discuss the forum and the importance of dialogue. (KBSX Radio)
- Co-President Jim Everett offers his thoughts on the state's lagging Go-On rates. (Idaho Ed News)
- As the weather turns colder, Chic Boutique - the College's clothes-sharing service to help students in need - is looking for additional donations. (KIVI-TV)
- WalletHub ranks The College of Idaho as Idaho's top institution of higher learning. The College, overall, is ranked 35th out of 156 institutions in the west. (Idaho Statesman)
- Associate Professor of Sociology Scott Draper weighs in on the topic of vanity license plates. What's the allure? Why do people do it? (BoiseDev)
- It was a historic run through the postseason for The College of Idaho's women's soccer team. First, the nationally-ranked Yotes reached the Cascade Conference Tournament. Then, they advanced to the conference championship game. In doing so, the Yotes qualified for the NAIA national tournament where, for the first time, the team picked up a win before being edged by the no. 1 team in the nation in the second round. (Idaho Press, Victory Sports Network)
- The Yotes football team scores in closing seconds (again) to pick up a dramatic home victory over Southern Oregon. (Idaho Press)
- Jacob Arms earns Frontier Conference Defensive Player of the Week award following the win over Southern Oregon (Helena Independent Record)
- A road win over rival Eastern Oregon secures a share of the Frontier Conference championship for the Yotes. (Idaho Press)
- Yote senior Dorian Harden – NFL hopeful? (NFL Draft Diamonds)
- The College of Idaho football team gained national attention when it introduced emotional support dog, Nala. This story, produced by KIVI-TV, was picked up by media outlets across the country.
- Both the men's and women's cross country teams had banner seasons. Both the women and the men moved into the national top-ten rankings in October before qualifying for the national championship event. (NAIA.org)
- Speaking of rankings, the College's men's lacrosse team was voted second in the PNCLL Division 2 pre-season poll, just behind the University of Montana. (MCLA)
- The men's and women's basketball team hosted "Meet the Yotes" night, a pre-season event that gave fans their first look at this year's teams. It included a dramatic end to the men's scrimmage, to the delight of the players and the fans. (KIVI-TV)
- The Yote men opened the season on the road against the no. 1 team in the country. It was a battle, but ultimately the Yotes came up just short. (Idaho Press)
- The men made their home debut against Montana Western. This time, they did not come up short in front of an excited home crowd. (KIVI-TV)