The Student Affairs Division recognizes one student each semester for their important contributions to the College’s culture. The award is given to students nominated by staff and faculty as someone who best embodies the values of the College community. Those values include community, integrity, leadership, and service.

I wanted to inform people of the importance of issues relating to the environment upon which we all depend, as well as actions we can take to improve and sustain it.

Truksa found out his essay had won just a few weeks before the conference and he was able to attend to receive his award, give a presentation on the topic, and spend time around people with similar interests.

To cap of the impressive performance in Public Forum debate, the Howling ‘Yotes ended up being ranked in the top 10-percent of all schools at the tournament competing in Debate events.

Corn, tomatoes, peppers, and carrots are among the items that are still ripening just across the street from the campus. And the deliveries have been a welcomed sight for the food pantry.

Although we live in a pandemic, ISO has yet again set the standard for versatility and creativity by bringing you this beautiful Cookbook that is made with love by your fellow international Yotes.

Through time and work by Jabareen and junior Marharyta Horokhova as well as Campus Safety and Development, YOTEXIT has been providing two trips per week into Boise, one on Friday and one on Saturday and plans to continue to do so through the end of the May term.

Littler and Clifford are leading the charge to utilize the space in their roles as sustainability stewards, which are positions within the College’s Outdoor Program.

The team has scored well in the past and has come close to the top spot, but this is the first time that the College has won the overall competition.

The educational event is called, “MLK Student Voice Day.” The schedule consists of events taking place on-campus, off-campus, and online.