- Art professor Garth Claasen's work was on display in Boise in late March. His exhibition, 'Nothing to See Here' was shown at MING Studios in downtown Boise, showcasing the artistic ability that has been on display in Caldwell since he came to the College in 1994. (Boise Weekly)
- A bill was signed into law in March to provide support for students who are learning with dyslexia. Dr. Sally Brown of the College's education department was a major proponent of this legislation and devoted a significant time to its passage. (KIVI-TV)
- Dr. Rochelle Johnson, professor of environmental studies, was invited to give a talk on Susan Fenimore Cooper and the Hudson River School for the Fenimore Art Museum in New York. (The Daily Star)
- Mike Bisagno '94 is on the Command Staff of the Boise Fire Department. (City of Boise)
- Congratulations to Mary Lou '71 and Cisco '72 Limbago, who recently celebrated their golden anniversary. (Idaho Press)
- College of Idaho students were recognized by a national website for the Holi festivities on campus during March. (American Kahani)
- A second O'Neil has committed to the College - Chanlar O'Neil of Fruitland will study and play volleyball at The College of Idaho and her older brother, Jake, is a member of the men's basketball team. (Argus Observer)
- In early March, the College hosted two rounds of the NAIA Men's Basketball National Tournament. Huge crowds packed the JA Albertson Activities Center to watch the Yotes pick up a pair of wins and advance out of Caldwell and on to the next stage of the tournament. (KIVI-TV, Idaho Press)
- When the men advanced to the next round, it invoked images of two years ago, when the team appeared primed to make a run at a national championship before the COVID-19 pandemic ended the tournament prematurely. (Idaho Statesman)
- The team wore the initials of Allyson Wadsworth on its jerseys during postseason play to honor the mother of senior teammate Derek Wadsworth, who passed away in February. (Idaho Press)
- The team stuck to its gameplan and won its first game to reach the national quarterfinals. (Idaho Press)
- In the quarters, the Yotes fell in a tight contest against eventual national champion Loyola of New Orleans. (Idaho Press)
- A key contributor for the Yotes in their run to the quarterfinals was post player Paul Wilson, who played high school ball in Idaho Falls. (Post Register)
- Head coach Colby Blaine reflects on a successful season for the men's basketball team. (KTVB-TV)
- The College's softball team, ranked nationally in the top ten, continues to play well, sweeping doubleheaders against Eastern Oregon, Carroll, and Bushnell as senior pitcher Hannah McNerney is one of two Yote hurlers with over 70 innings pitched so far this season. (Idaho Press, LaGrande Observer)
- The men's lacrosse team continues to play well, recently ascending to no. 2 in the MCLA Division 2 national rankings. (USA Lax Magazine)
- Joseph Brant of The College of Idaho was named the USA Lacrosse MCLA Co-Player of the Month for March. (USA Lax Magazine)
- Catylynn Duff took first place in the weight throw event for The College of Idaho at the NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships held at South Dakota State University. (Madras Pioneer)
- The College's football team is holding spring practices in anticipation for the upcoming season and here are five questions around the team. (Idaho Press)
- Brock Richardson is looking to get back on track after losing last season after a "freak accident." (Idaho Press)
- Senior Keegan McCoy is looking forward to his fifth and final season on the field for the Yotes' football team. (Idaho Press)