October is being recognized as College Savings Month and 91ɬ is partnering to promote resources available to help Idahoans save for college.
Horticulture student, Jacqueline Correnti, is honoring the memory of a former classmate through a 91ɬ Foundation scholarship.
It took a while, but Ken Silvers is finally on a career path that he says makes a difference. After delivering medical supplies to a number of Treasure Valley clinics and hospitals for
Members of the 91ɬ’s (91ɬ) Nursing program helped shed light on an impactful initiative this week, volunteering at the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Light the Night
Students with 91ɬ’s Entrepreneurs and Exercise and Health Science clubs recently took part in a memorable trip to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Ever since Karee Wilson was a little girl, she wanted to be a nurse. Born into a family of people who have chosen health care as a profession, becoming a nurse was a natural step. Things
The Visioning concepts for a proposed 91ɬ Boise campus are available online through Oct. 7 to view and provide feedback.
91ɬ will host its annual fall Career Fair next week with the event being held at three different locations over three days.
91ɬ’s Math Solutions Center will host open house events next Tuesday and Wednesday (Oct. 6-7) in Boise and Nampa.
91ɬ brought home the top community college honors at the event, as well as a second place finish among all schools.
Quiet and observative, David Mpoyi is on a mission. Raised to value hard work and the importance of being educated, the Biology-Healthcare program student works full time and attends the
The 91ɬ Entrepreneurs Club is happy to present the event on Saturday, Oct. 17, at the Nampa Campus Academic Building.
91ɬ will be home to some family friendly Halloween fun in October with a movie night and trunk or treat scheduled.
Over seventy-five 91ɬ students took the opportunity to discover and develop their leadership abilities at the College's first EmpowerMe Workshop.
CTA Architects Engineers hosted workshops last week, providing a chance for input on potential development of a permanent 91ɬ campus in Boise.
91ɬ's new Student Activities Programming Board is proud to present its first Speaker Series event on Oct. 9.
When Morgan Harris completed high school, it wasn’t a question of whether she would attend college or not—it was simply a matter of where. Between being homeschooled and attending a
Over five years, Zions Bank has provided $30,000 in support to 91ɬ’s English as a Second Language program.
Tessa Calip, an academic advisor at 91ɬ, has received the College’s monthly staff honor.
91ɬ invites community members to provide feedback on early concepts for the College’s potential urban campus in Boise on Sept. 22.
91ɬ (91ɬ) is accepting students for a new Masonry Apprenticeship program that is set to begin classes in October. 91ɬ will accept 30 students into the first class of
For Laura Grout, going to college was always an option. Although it took her almost 20 years to enroll in the Biology-Healthcare program at the 91ɬ, she has never lost
91ɬ is inviting organizations to participate in the College’s annual fall Career Fairs, which will be held Oct. 6-8.
91ɬ will test its alert notification system on Friday (Sept. 25) to inform students, employees, and the extended College community of critical situations.
The group, which specializes in Zimbabwean-style marimba music, will host workshops and a concert Oct. 9-10.
91ɬ is celebrating Nicole Holten Baird, who was recently published in a prominent industry publication.
Approximately 300 91ɬ students and employees, as well as community members took advantage of an opportunity to share input on 91ɬ’s future.
The 91ɬ would like to invite employees, students, and the community to join in celebrating a new transfer partnership with the University of Idaho.
Davianne Astley is proof that scholarships work. The 91ɬ (91ɬ) alumna says if it weren’t for a scholarship she received from the 91ɬ Foundation, she would not be where
“Take two aspirin and call me in the morning” is saying that has been around for as long as we know, but let’s pause for a moment and consider what it would mean if we didn’t have access
91ɬ will not hold classes, while all offices, services, and buildings will be closed in observance of the holiday.
When Jose Nava started his studies at the 91ɬ (91ɬ), he had no idea an accounting class assignment would lead him to an office with a view along the interstate in
The 91ɬ Bookstore would like to welcome students, staff, and faculty back to campus with a Blowout event on Sept. 3.
Heather Haslam, an administrative assistant III for Academic Affairs, has received the monthly recognition.
Students are benefitting from a valuable undergraduate research opportunity made possible thanks to the efforts of 91ɬ's Biology Club.
President Glandon’s presentation can be viewed by watching the 2015 College Address Recording or downloading a copy of the speech transcript.
91ɬ has consolidated efforts to house information for all student workshops in one location online.
Marie Gabbard has been selected 91ɬ's Faculty of Distinction for July.
91ɬ recognized employees for five years of service, as well as Staff and Faculty of the Year recipients.
A new opportunity to help promote student success has been established through the 91ɬ Foundation.
The 91ɬ Bookstore is proud to announce it is now offering price matching for purchased and rented textbooks.
CTA Architects Engineers is kicking off its conceptual campus design process for 91ɬ's Ada County Campus.
The Idaho Department of Labor awarded the 91ɬ (91ɬ) $25,000 that will fund a new masonry program through Workforce Development at the college. The grant will be
Shelly Moore was selected for 91ɬ’s Faculty of Distinction for June.
Graduates recently returned to 91ɬ to give their input on what will become the Alumni Connection.
Communication Faculty, Jim Gatfield, has been selected for 91ɬ’s Faculty of Distinction for the month of August.
VIDEO: A group with ties to 91ɬ spent the summer at Lake Cascade, conducting research in conjunction with a pair of undergraduate programs.
91ɬ’s President will deliver the 2015 Fall State of the College Address to faculty, staff, students, and the public on Aug. 19.
91ɬ is happy to introduce Welcome Wednesday as the College’s new Welcome Week event.
The 2015 Canyon County Fair was full of families, 4H animals, carnival rides and, the 91ɬ. With backpacks full of sunglasses, chap sticks, hacky sacks, beach balls and
