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CWI's Practical Nursing program celebrated the class of 2020 during a virtual pinning ceremony Dec. 17.
The annual Facts at a Glance publication provides a statistical overview of the College and is a valuable resource for learning more about CWI.
To mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and further improve the overall air quality, campus buildings will now be utilizing ionization technology.
Congratulations to Juanita Manzo, Â鶹´«Ã½’s Staff of the Month for November 2020.
Are you ready for Spring 2021 semester? One Stop will be open extended hours Jan. 4 – 29 to help you kick off the semester successfully.
Multimedia Storytelling classes now to embed Everyone Can Create elements in the course.
Law Enforcement students help provide nearly 70 local children an opportunity to shop for gifts for their families this holiday season.
Ten Career Technical Education students, nominated by their instructors, selected to receive $1,000 scholarships.
CWI’s Bookstore is geared up and ready to help students prepare for spring semester with online ordering.
CWI’s campus Wi-Fi network connections, CWI-STUDENT and CWI-GUEST, will be combined to CWI-PUBLIC during Winter Break.
Celebrate Winter Break by updating your Zoom account to add new functionalities and security features.
CWI’s Fire Service Technology program provide Renaissance High School students a hands-on, live, fire-behavior training experience.
CWI student, Kaw Paw, who came to America from a Thailand refugee camp, is pursuing an education to help herself, her family, and others.
Planning to attend CWI this spring? Plan to attend our virtual recruitment event Monday, Dec. 28.
More than 80 students in five different classes at CWI and Boise State are challenging you to Get RAD to help change the narrative about race.
CWI buildings and One Stop Student Services offices will be open reduced hours during Winter Break, Dec. 21 through Jan. 1.
Students, nominated by faculty, were recognized for their commitment, perseverance, innovation, leadership, and professionalism.
This year’s virtual event featured interviews and a Q&A session with two, foreign-born CWI students, Kaw Paw and Tawa Giwa.