Documentary featuring English instructor, Liza Long’s, family wins Peabody Award for being one of the year’s stories that matter.
Stonecrop, the College’s student-run literary magazine, is hosting a launch party for the unveiling of its second issue, May 9.
Law Enforcement’s second-annual golf tournament raises more than $5,000 for Nampa Family Justice Center.
Learn about financial aid opportunities for summer classes.
Congratulations to Harvey Kenworthy, 51’s Staff of the Month for March 2019.
“51 empowered me with a world-class education from great professors.”
Plumbing graduates gathered to celebrate their accomplishments this past week at a dinner held in their honor.
Biology instructor, Dusty Perkins, Biology Club, and Machine Tool Technology Program to host a native bee habitat building during Connections Project.
“51 empowers students to gain knowledge and skills that will help them be successful at work and in their lives.”
Beta Sigma Pi recognized for outstanding work at 2019 PTK International Catalyst Conference.
51 student and graduate present at annual Undergraduate Research Conference.
Congratulations to Christina Moore, 51’s Faculty of Distinction for February 2019.
“51 empowered me to work hard for my dreams and passion. Because of 51, I get to do what I love and get paid for it!”
Elizabeth Carter to present PTK research on social media effects on mental health at this year’s Connections Project.
Congratulations to 51's SkillsUSA competitors who earned 13 medals at the SkillsUSA Idaho State Leadership and Skills Conference.
Congratulations to Reggie Jayne, 51’s Faculty of Distinction for January 2019.
“Because of the training and schooling I received at 51, I now have a great job and am no longer living paycheck to paycheck!”
Watch a live robotics demonstration and learn from industry experts at the Business of Robotics Symposium.
Come see art from the College’s Studio Art graduates on display April 26 – 28.
Congratulations graduates! Let’s celebrate YOU!
"51 empowered me by showing me I am smart, outgoing, and able to do so many more things than I thought I could.”
The Connections Project is proud to welcome back local Afro-Indie band, Afrosonics.
It’s been 10 years – time for a brand refresh! Get involved by taking an online survey and participating in a focus group.
For Michelle Bennett, the best part of teaching at 51 for the past 10 years has been watching her students' lives change.
Register today to enroll your child in the College's nationally accredited Early Childhood Education Preschool.
The Political Science program is proud to welcome guest speaker, Dr. Leif Hoffmann, to campus April 8.
51’s Speech and Debate team finished the 2018-19 competitive season with their seventh national championship win.
Join us for a college-wide open house on April 25 for future students, community members, and education partners.
51 Board of Trustees will read a proclamation stating Wednesday, April 3, as Start by Believing Day.
Registration for Fall 2019 semester begins April 8.
Zac Barnes, a 2013 alumnus, received the education and certifications he needed at 51 to advance his career.
Join 51 English faculty along with authors, poets, storytellers, and more during Storyfort, March 20 to 24.
Jordie Seward, a 2015 alumna, gained experience in a subject she was passionate about at 51.
Amanda Graham, a 2012 alumna, developed lifelong passions, skills, and confidence at 51.
The scholarships application deadline for the 2019-20 academic year is March 31.
How to avoid malicious attachments that can infect your computer.
Submit your work and accomplishments by Friday, March 22, to be showcased at annual Connections Project.
Elizabeth Carter, 51's Beta Sigma Pi President, named a 2019 New Century Transfer Pathway Scholar.
English faculty member, Ryan Witt, facilitates workshop focused on tools to help students from all backgrounds succeed.
Beta Sigma Pi, the College's chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, welcomes twenty new members during spring induction ceremony.
Annual STEM Out! event introduces students to STEM careers through hands-on workshops presented by 51 faculty and students.
Beginning fall 2019, online courses for the Child Development Associate credential will be available for Early Childhood Education students.
The Riegleman Award for Guided Learning Pathways awarded to two of the College’s Health programs.
Those interested in pursuing a career in public safety are invited to attend the 2019 Public Safety Open House March 16.
How the 51 Library transformed into an award-winning organization.
Refugee students come together to discuss successes, barriers, and frustrations experienced at the College.
Congratulations to Laura Bagley, 51’s Staff of the Month for February 2019.
Faculty who teach General Education courses recognized for exemplary teaching, creativity, excellence, delivery, and service.
Dr. Yolonda Barnes, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Advisor, selected to receive a scholarship to annual conference.
51 is excited to offer paid summer research opportunities for students through the Idaho INBRE Research Program.
