CALDWELL, Idaho - The College of Idaho announces the launch of its transformational "Changing the Story" campaign, a $150 million initiative designed to expand access, elevate academic excellence, and ...

The College of Idaho is proud to celebrate Dr. Rochelle Johnson, who has been named the 2025 recipient of the Idaho Humanities Council’s Outstanding Achievement in the Humanities Award. A ...

College of Idaho alumnus Rahul Sharma ('14) has been awarded a coveted research scholar position at The Metropolitan Museum of Art—an achievement that he credits, in no small part, to his formative ...

Research on lifestyle medicine suggests that a strong foundation of self-care, like regular exercise, healthy nutrition, and adequate sleep, may help PAs reduce or prevent burnout.

"Changing the Story" isn't just about raising funds – it's about amplifying the narrative of what's possible for students and their futures, right here in Idaho.

Kaya Evans, a 2021 graduate of The College of Idaho, is one of 32 Americans to be named a Rhodes Scholar this year and becomes the eighth alum to win the oldest and most celebrated international ...

Alan Price, left, and Jeff Reed of the College's Information Technology department demonstrate the new cameras via Teams in KAIC 104 It took a few days for the dust to begin to settle on the new ...

In a recent episode of The Ranch Podcast, Professor McKay Cunningham introduced the new Master of Applied Public Policy (MAPP) program at The College of Idaho. Drawing from his extensive background in ...

While a master's degree remains the entry-level qualification for Physician Assistants/Associates (PAs), there's a clear move towards more doctorate-level education. This change shows that more PAs ...

In today's fast-moving healthcare world, advanced education is more than a degree; it's a catalyst for career growth. The PA profession is expected to grow by 30-35% between 2020 and 2035. For ...

Nathan Badger is a junior at The College of Idaho, majoring in history with a minor in mathematics. The summer after his sophomore year, Nate attended Gull Island Institute, a liberal arts and ...