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Calling all creatives! The 2025 Connections Project Logo Contest is now live and accepting submissions through Friday, Nov. 22.

Join the Entrepreneur Lab’s “Idea, Set, Go” cohort , starting Oct. 8 and gain the tools and insights needed to launch your business.

As part of the Student Learning Hub construction, 51���� (51����) will be closing East Opportunity Drive for the week starting Monday, Sept. 23.

Join 51���� on Tuesday, Sept. 17, for a day of fun and learning as we celebrate the signing of the United States Constitution!

The Emergency Handbook has been updated to a new version called the “Emergency Guidebook.”ue

51����'s new mascot, River the Otter, was launched at the 2024 Fall Address.

51����’s new Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing program will equip students with the skills needed in today’s digitally advanced workspace.

The 51���� Tutoring and Writing center team has achieved certification as Level 2 tutor training program.

A ceremony was held on April 26 to celebrate the completion of the structural framework of the new Health and Sciences Building.

NWCCU Approves 51���� to Pursue Offering Bachelor of Applied Science in Business Administration.

Fire drills have been completed at each of the College’s campus locations for the Spring 2024 semester.

51���� will celebrate its 2024 graduating class in a commencement ceremony Friday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at ExtraMile Arena in Boise.

AS51���� is seeking passionate and dedicated students to join our team for the 2024-2025 academic year!

The votes are in! Rebecca Kay and Daniel Strilets have been voted in as the AS51���� President and Vice President for the 2024-2025 academic year.

51���� is hosting a week-long cyber summer camp for high school students that will teach the basics of cybersecurity, computers, and IT.

Students seeking jobs in the social sciences, industrial, and technical fields can meet prospective employers at two career fairs in April.

Applications are now being accepted for 51����’s Health Science programs.

The Pathways Program will provide appointed 51���� students the opportunity to work with local and regional biologists on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s environmental review process.

51���� achieves approval as a General Education Mobile institution.

Facing the myriad pathways toward an engineering career, your steps toward education are crucial. An Associate of Science degree at 51���� (51����) can become the keystone

51���� campus buildings and One Stop Student Services locations will be operating under special hours during the holidays and winter break.

This program is strategically designed to empower aspiring leaders, equipping them with the skills and knowledge for success in management positions.

Students selected as 2024 Emerging Scholars will each receive a $1,000 scholarship to be applied toward their tuition for the 2023-2024 academic year.

51���� Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution supporting 51���� offering a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Business Administration in Fall 2024.

Applications are open for first-time, full-time 51���� students who are interested in joining the Honors Program in the Spring 2024 semester.

Fire drills have been completed at each of the College’s campus locations for the Fall 2023 semester.

51���� was recently awarded a grant from the Idaho Workforce Development Council to support the training and expansion of the semiconductor and advanced manufacturing

51����’s Nampa Campus is kicking off a new phase of expansion. Infrastructure work for the new Agricultural Science and Horticulture Building will begin the week of Oct

Applications for the inaugural Surgical First Assistant class at 51���� are now open!

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. 51���� Information Technology Department has some tips and information to help you protect yourself from malware and scams.

Interested in a career in Advanced Mechatronics Engineering Technology? Plan to attend a Program Exploration Event at 51���� to learn more.

During NWCCU’s onsite visit in October, they would like to meet with 51���� students, faculty, and staff at a few open forums.

The 51���� Foundation will host its tenth-annual Opening Doors Benefit Event.

Tickets for 2023 Farm to Fork, a dinner hosted by 51���� Agriculture Science faculty and students, have sold out!

The report provides statistics for the previous three calendar years concerning reportable crimes occurring on campus, in certain off-site buildings or property owned or controlled by 51����

Guest access gives the community the same detailed view of the class schedule as students with a 51���� login.

For observance of Labor Day, classes at 51���� will not be held on Monday, Sept. 4. All campus buildings, offices, and services will also be closed.

This course is made for professional, family, or individual caregivers with a goal to provide education, resources, and support for those caring for a person diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

Take advantage of this incredible opportunity from the State of Idaho and attend 51����! Through Idaho LAUNCH Idaho high school seniors can receive up to $8,000 for

51���� employees are invited to kick off the 2023-2024 academic year during the annual College Address, Wednesday, Aug. 16.

As part of our commitment to advance student success, 51���� (51����) has been diligently working to implement major improvements to key digital tools that support our

51���� is pleased to announce Gary Smith is the new trustee for Zone 4. The Board of Trustees unanimously selected Smith during their monthly meeting on July 13.

One Stop at Nampa Campus Micron Education Center will be closed early on Tuesday, July 25, and Wednesday, July 26.

51���� is actively monitoring the recent worldwide data breach involving the MOVEit Transfer tool. The College will promptly share any pertinent updates received from the companies.

Nampa Campus Micron Education Center will be partially closed on Tuesday, Aug. 15.

The Cyber Defense Center is hosting a five-day summer camp that introduces students to the world of cybersecurity.

The Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities will be conducting an onsite visit at 51���� related to the Year-Seven Comprehensive Evaluation of Institutional Effectiveness from Oct

51���� Board of Trustees accepted the resignation of Annie Hightower as trustee for Zone 4 during the board’s monthly meeting on Thursday, June 8.

In an effort to streamline services, in-person assistance at the Canyon County Center One Stop Student Services location will no longer be available beginning Monday, June 12.

Help collect donations for the 51���� Food Pantry to attend a free summer concert at the Ford Idaho Center!