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CWI honored student leaders, clubs, and advisors at the annual Student Leadership Awards Banquet, celebrating leadership, service, and campus impact.

Proceeds from the sale directly support student learning in the Horticulture Technology program, helping fund courses and student learning.

The Library helps students build those skills while providing access to research tools, study spaces, technology, and personalized support throughout their academic journey.

Students, employees, and community members pitched business ideas, side hustles, and early-stage ventures through to win prize funding and audience support.

Student Nurses Association is partnering with Boise Rescue Mission Ministries to collect hygiene products for local community members in need.

The CWI Learning Commons team is hosting a series of events designed to help students prepare, relax, and find motivation as they head into the final stretch of the semester.

A year later after its open, the Student Arboretum has become an outdoor classroom, sustainability project, and growing community resource.

The Writing and AI Literacy Center is available to help students strengthen their writing, develop confidence, and learn how to use emerging AI tools responsibly.

CWI's Phi Theta Kappa chapter, Beta Sigma Pi Honor Society, inducted 24 new members, bringing another group of student leaders into the College’s honor society community.

CWI will mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a public panel discussion featuring History faculty.

Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵÍø will host its 11th annual Connections Conference on April 23, inviting students, faculty, staff, and community members to celebrate student achievement. 

At CWI, Tutoring Services is available to help students stay on track, strengthen their understanding of course material, and build the skills needed to succeed in college and beyond.