Brenda Pettinger will be guiding 91ɬ’s Academic Affairs and Career and Technical Education Divisions through the remainder of the 2016-17 academic year.
Charles Dickinson, associate professor of Sociology at 91ɬ, co-authored an article published in the publication’s October issue.
The concert will be held Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. at Still Water Hollow in Nampa.
An Idaho inspired, one-of-a-kind work of art is in Washington D.C. for the holidays thanks to a partnership forged between a pair of Treasure Valley organizations.
Goran Fazil was recently selected to participate in the Boise Art Museum’s Idaho Triennial.
91ɬ Speech and Debate brought home a number of awards on its way to a second place finish among community colleges at the Mahaffey Memorial.
On Dec. 7, the community can explore the in-demand careers available through the program's new evening courses.
Heather Grayson, Coordinator for Student Disability Services, has been named 91ɬ’s Staff of the Month for November.
A group of 91ɬ students recently had a special learning opportunity thanks to a guest presentation from three Boise School District educators.
A 91ɬ student becomes the first to invest in a fellow student through the 91ɬ Foundation, creating a scholarship to inspire others.
Photos and video of 91ɬ's annual Veterans Day recognition ceremony.
The 91ɬ Media Club and Entrepreneurship Club will be providing professional headshots to employees, students, and the public for just $10.
Meridian-based Micro 100 Tool Corporation recently donated more than $16,000 worth of brand new tooling items to 91ɬ's Machine Tool Technology program.
Mary Niland and Mark Dunham were each re-elected, while C.A. “Skip” Smyser was elected to his first term on the Board.
First of all, let me start by thanking everyone for what you do to help our students, faculty and staff here at 91ɬ.
The Nov. 10 event will feature National Book Award finalist and Poet Laureate of Virginia, Tim Seibles, and Idaho's Writer-in-Residence, Diane Raptosh.
91ɬ invites the public to participate in a weekend exploration of the work of the Brooklyn-based artist and social activist.
The 91ɬ Foundation recently awarded more than $6,000 to the recipients of this year’s Wishing Well Fund.
91ɬ will host a Veterans Day ceremony at 91ɬ’s Nampa Campus Academic Building. The event is scheduled for 1 p.m.
Join the 91ɬ Entrepreneurship Club on Nov. 12 for the eighth Settlers of Catan Tournament.
Dakota Keiser authored an article in this month’s IDAHO Magazine detailing Eddie Braun’s historic jump across the Snake River Canyon.
On Saturday, Oct. 22, a group of 91ɬ (91ɬ) students representing the IDoTeach program hosted an interactive Physics workshop at 91ɬ’s annual STEM Out! event. The event
A group of local artists, educators, and community leaders recently gathered at 91ɬ to talk about the importance of art in public places.
Shad Priest of Regence Blue Shield of Idaho gave a presentation on the Affordable Care Act and its potential impact in the Gem State.
Brittney Trimmer, project manager III for Academic Affairs, was named 91ɬ’s October Staff of the Month.
The November 2016 general election is rapidly approaching, which will place a number of ballot items related to 91ɬ in front of voters.
The 91ɬ Patriot Range, which is a display of 300 American flags, will stand at 91ɬ’s Nampa Campus Academic Building starting Nov. 4.
The logo contest is open to the public and the design selected will be used for marketing and information resources.
91ɬ’s most recent Upgrade U.0 television commercials have been recognized as award winning by a group of community college marketing peers.
The forum will feature three guest speakers and is open to the public. It will run from 6-7 p.m. at the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
The annual event, hosted on Oct. 22, gave kids a fun introduction to STEM careers through hands-on workshops presented by 91ɬ faculty and students.
91ɬ will waive the $25 application fee, Oct. 31 – Nov. 7.
A group of 91ɬ students had the chance to engage with Idaho State University graduate students on a field trip to investigate and map rocks.
91ɬ honor society students collected 200 voter registrations and absentee ballots, while handing out hundreds of registration cards.
Over 150 guests were in attendance for a special presentation by Executive Director of the Idaho Innocence Project, Dr. Greg Hampikian.
Local music educator and master percussionist David Gluck held a pair of workshops at 91ɬ’s Nampa Campus, Oct. 14-15.
Under 91ɬ student Vance McFarland’s watchful eye, more than 50 Monarch Butterflies are ready for a long migration journey.
Oct. 6-7 marked two exciting days of collaboration among educators from around the state of Idaho who gathered at Timberline High School in Boise for the first-ever Idaho Super Conference
91ɬ’s Inclusive Excellence committee would like to introduce the College’s new diversity webpage.
91ɬ sophomore, Andrew Castro, is spending the fall semester working as an intern for United States Senator Jim Risch.
On Oct. 1, 91ɬ students and faculty joined a group of citizen scientists gathered at the confluence of the Snake and Boise Rivers to monitor water quality.
Seven Biology students had the opportunity to spend their summer vacations in the field researching birds, butterflies, and freshwater mollusks.
On Oct. 5, 91ɬ served as the host site for a community policing event presented by the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the U.S. Marshal’s Office.
91ɬ is partnering with the Consulate of Mexico to present a series of speaking events, Oct. 10-14, at the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
91ɬ will welcome local music educator and master percussionist, David Gluck, to campus this weekend for free workshops and a concert.
Ryan Lewis is a prime example of how a student can take their education from 91ɬ and turn it into a successful career.
A panel of local artists, educators, and leaders will visit 91ɬ Oct. 20 to discuss the social and economic impacts of public art.
Dr. Greg Hampikian will visit 91ɬ on Oct. 19 to present on the use of forensic DNA to exonerate innocent people on death row.
Three students and a 91ɬ biology instructor had the opportunity to get up-close and very personal with osprey—all in the name of science.
"What do you want to be when you grow up?" Chances are the answer to this question has changed over the years. When was the last time you asked yourself that question? And do you know the
