Prospective DMSc students will get the most out of a program that combines practical, real-world curriculum with academic rigor and a flexible and supportive learning environment. The College of Idaho ...

Congratulations to The College of Idaho Class of 2025! Your hard work, resilience, and passion have led you to this incredible milestone. As you step into the next chapter, carry the spirit of the ...

The College of Idaho has announced the formation of an endowed scholarship fund designed to support underrepresented and under-resourced students, named after the late College of Idaho student athlete ...

The College of Idaho is proud to announce the launch of its innovative Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) degree program. This program is a historic milestone in the 133 years of the College, as it is ...

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 ...

From Left: Athletic Director Reagan Rossi, Head Coach Shawn Humberger '89, Graye Wolfe, Judy Buffington, Dorene Christensen '72, Vice President of College Relations Jack Cafferty '97, Brenda Wolfe ...

In a meeting with co-presidents Doug Brigham and Jim Everett, Mary and Dr. James ’64 Smith expressed an interest in helping with a project. They wanted to update the front of Boone Hall, the home of ...

As Megan Null finished her Ph.D. studies at the University of Colorado-Denver, she noticed an opening in the math department at The College of Idaho. “I took it as a sign and I applied,” she laughed.

Rob Griffitts-Harper, a junior from Boise, Idaho, is one of 58 students nationwide to earn a 2022 Harry S. Truman Scholarship, becoming the fourth student from The College of Idaho to earn the rare ...

This story is included in the most recent issue of Quest Magazine, the College's twice-yearly Alumni publication. To view the entire issue online, or to view longer-form "Quest Extra" pieces, click ...

Alan Price, left, and Jeff Reed of the College's Information Technology department demonstrate the new cameras via Teams in KAIC 104 It took a few days for the dust to begin to settle on the new ...