51's Multimedia Storytelling classes embarked on an exciting opportunity this semester as part of the Onramp program.
Learn how to light and document your artwork for reproduction during a virtual workshop led by Studio Art faculty, Shauna Hanel.
51's MATH 095 program creates a successful pathway for high school students to launch their college careers.
Students are invited to learn about various transfer opportunities virtually, via Blackboard, at any time throughout the semester.
Members of 51’s Student Nurses Association continue their dedication to professional development and giving back.
Join the Boise Baroque Orchestra March 1 – 5 for a series of virtual concerts and a Q & A session with Artistic Director, Robert Franz.
Craving a night out? Join Student Affairs and Latinx Student Services, Feb. 19, for 51 Movie Night at Cinemark Majestic Cinemas.
Join Latinx Student Services in celebrating the life and musical influence of Mexican-American artist, Selena.
Fiber artist, Rachael Mayer, will host a virtual talk and cardboard loom weaving workshop for students and the community Feb. 19.
Students are invited to join us Feb. 1-5 to connect with resources and opportunities on- and off-campus. Participants can win a $50 gift card!
Congratulations to Matias Haramoto-Pete, winner of the College’s 2021 Connections Project Logo Contest.
51 Nursing program continues to increase its capacity to meet the demand for training in this crucial healthcare sector.
51's Practical Nursing program celebrated the class of 2020 during a virtual pinning ceremony Dec. 17.
Multimedia Storytelling classes now to embed Everyone Can Create elements in the course.
51’s Bookstore is geared up and ready to help students prepare for spring semester with online ordering.
More than 80 students in five different classes at 51 and Boise State are challenging you to Get RAD to help change the narrative about race.
Bosnian automotive designer, Omer Halilhodžić, will host a virtual lecture and Q&A for students and the community Nov. 20.
Powersports and Small Engine Repair Technology students spend a day picking up trash on public lands in Kuna.
Multi-media artist, Sarah Nguyen, will host a virtual lecture, Q&A, and hands-on workshops Oct 29, 30, and 31.
51 is excited to welcome renowned poet, Jimmy Santiago Baca, to campus virtually for a reading and workshop Tuesday, Oct. 27.
Congratulations to 51’s Speech and Debate team who took third place overall at their season opener hosted virtually by College of Southern Idaho.
51 Law Enforcement students raise money to help a fellow law enforcement family impacted by a devastating wildfire.
Join us virtually to celebrate Latinx histories, cultures, and contributions during Latinx Heritage Month Week, Sept. 28 – Oct. 1.
51 Fire Service students joined local first responders to honor and remember the victims of 9/11 during a ceremony.
51 students, and current Bridges to Baccalaureate Fellows, were on show recently at the 2020 Idaho Conference on Undergraduate Research (ICUR).
In celebration of the new semester, Student Affairs has a number of events planned for students.
51 is now offering a number of new choices related to the modality in which classes will be presented for the Fall 2020 semester.
Prepare for a career in the field of information technology with hands-on learning utilizing current technologies in real-world scenarios.
Beta Sigma Pi, 51’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, introduces their 2020-2021 officer team.
Chicago artist, Matt Bodett, presented a lecture and Q&A event via Zoom Friday, May 8, as part of 51’s Visiting Artist Series.
Plan to join us Saturday, May 16, to honk, clap, and cheer on our 2020 Nursing graduates during this year’s pinning ceremony.
51 students in the B2B program transfer to Boise State University to begin their biomedical careers.
Social distance doesn't mean we can't connect! Join Student Affairs as they host various virtual events designed with YOU in mind.
Join 51 Anthropology Professor, Nikki Gorrell, Tuesday, March 10, for a discussion on her fieldwork in Mayan communities.
51’s Political Science Speaker Series and Common Read Series welcome Dr. Kylee Britzman to campus March 18.
Join the Business and Entrepreneurship Club for an afternoon of fun, light refreshments, and prizes March 14.
Idaho nurses, including Nursing students and faculty from 51, gathered for Nurses Day at the Capitol Feb. 19.
51’s Visiting Artist Series is proud to welcome Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s Shakespearience to campus Feb. 18.
51’s Student Nurses Association is hosting a diaper drive. Donations will be accepted through Feb. 14.
Submissions for the College's fourth-annual Juried Art Show are open to current students now through March 13.
The College’s Speech and Debate team is enjoying some downtime after a very successful start to the spring tournament schedule.
51’s Criminal Justice program is excited to welcome Dr. Greg Hampikian, founder and director of the Idaho Innocence Project.
51's Common Read Series invites you to join them for an informative panel discussion all about science featuring 51 faculty.
Former 51 students are making a big difference; changing the world and their careers through the Southwestern Idaho Bridges to Baccalaureate Program.
An exhibition of images and poems created during “Muse: A Poetry Workshop” are on display through Nov. 18.
Psychology and Social Work students participate in service-learning project with the Idaho Department of Juvenile Corrections.
51’s Common Read Series presents “Muse: A Poetry Workshop” with guest facilitator, Amanda Ranth.
51’s national championship Speech and Debate team started off their 2019-2020 season at the Fran Tanner Invitational.
Be sure not to miss next week’s resource fair and outdoor movie night hosted by Student Affairs.
The application and renewal period for student clubs and organizations is now open for the 2019-2020 academic year.
