Yote News

She was one of four students from the College, joining Yaxeny Lopez, Jessica Martinez, and Jasmine Stanciu, to live at CHA (commonly known as Farmway Village) this academic year as part of a research project.

Tuesday’s event, the seventh annual Give Day at the College, totaled $305,640 in donations from 395 total donors.

Of the 258 grants, only two were awarded in the state of Idaho – both to Dr. Rachel Miller, Assistant Professor of History at The College of Idaho.

Two campus members were recognized for their exceptional service to the community with a pair of awards this April from the Student Affairs Division, one student and one staff member.

Megan Brandel, the artistic director for Open Arms, is a Caldwell native who attended the College for two years before finishing her dance degree in Colorado. Now, she’s bringing her group to The College of Idaho for two shows titled “Cultivate”: a sensory-friendly kids’ show on Thursday and a full show for the public on Friday.

The poem will launch for the moon in November 2024 as part of NASA’s Artemis project, establishing a Lunar Codex on the moon’s south pole.

Dean has been calling alumni about Yotes Night Out, making sure they were aware of the April 13 event being held at the Zions Bank Building in downtown Boise. Men’s basketball coach Colby Blaine is the featured speaker for the event.

Over the decades, many talented players and coaches have made a lasting impact on the College. One name that belongs on the shortlist of all-time Coyotes is that of Dick Carrow ’54.