- Dr. Stelios Panageotou, Assistant Professor of Political Economy, will serve as a guest panelist in an Idaho State Bar conversation titled “Democracy in the Age of Social Media – Civic Discourse, Ethics, and the First Amendment” on September 17. (Idaho.gov)
- Beth Zborowski '02, who works for the Washington State Hospital Association, continues to be a go-to voice for perspective on resources and availability during the COVID pandemic in Washington. (Politico)
- Elizabeth (Valdes) Sedlmayer is the new 7th/8th-grade science teacher in the Creston (Iowa) Community School District. (Creston News)
- Diane Raptosh '83 collaborated with two other poets to create a book, "Trio," that was released recently. (College of Idaho)
- C.J. Hardy, the assistant swimming coach at the College, created such a strong bond that he was able to bring Staten Island's Mimi Weinstock to the team this year as the New York product chose the #YoteFam over, among others, Cornell of the Ivy League. (SI Live)
- Nearly 4,500 fans welcomed the College's football team back to Simplot Stadium on September 4, a tough game against conference rival Rocky Mountain that came down to the final minute of play. The nationally-ranked Yotes have been practicing since early August. (Idaho Press)
- The TV cameras visited the Yotes football team before the season kicked off as well. (KIVI TV)
- The football team kicked off its season with a road win in Havre, Montana, against Montana State Northern. (Havre Daily News)
- Quarterback Jack Rice has made three stops along the way, but he's embracing an opportunity to start games for the College. (Idaho Press)
- Other teams are competing as well, including the volleyball team which opened its season in August with a solid effort on the road. (Idaho Press)
- Did you know that The College of Idaho earned the distinction (again) of being the best college in Idaho for getting a job in 2021? This distinction was determined by vetting information supplied by the U.S. Department of Education. (Zippia)
- Another independent publication recognized the College in July, marking the 11th consecutive year that the Fiske Guide to Colleges has included the College. (College of Idaho)
- Finally, a compelling story about the College's vaccine policy and its focus on the safety of students, faculty, and staff, including a personal impact story from one of our students. (Idaho Statesman)