- Faculty, staff, and students at the College have been highly involved in this year's legislative session in Idaho. That includes Dr. Sally Brown of the Education department, who helped author proposed legislation aimed at dyslexia screening and preparedness along with testimony in front of Idaho's congressional leaders. Both the Idaho Education News and KIVI-TV reported on the story.
- Dr. Nick Underwood, the College's Chair of Judaic Studies, has been awarded a fellowship grant from Brandeis University to support research on his new book project. (Brandies University)
- Music Instructor Grant Farmer, who is the choral director at the College as well as the Boise Philharmonic, participated in the Philharmonic's "Spirit and Grace" event. (Idaho Press)
- The state of Idaho is considering doing away with a requirement to take the SAT in order to graduate from high school. Vice President of Enrollment Management Brian Bava provides perspective from the higher-education standpoint. (KIVI-TV)
- English professor and alum Diane Raptosh '83 talks about arts in the Boise area. (Boise Weekly)
- Reinaldo Gil Zambrano '13 was recently selected by the Center for Civil and Human Rights at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, to create art to commemorate human-rights activist and prominent northwest lawyer Carl Maxey. (Gonzaga University)
- Alexis Bennett '13 is the new director of development at the Riverstone International School in Boise. (Riverstone International School)
- Andy Benoit '09 was part of the front office for the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams, serving as an assistant to head coach Sean McVay.. He's not a traditional coach, but here's a look at how he helps the team. (Turf Show Times)
- Emily Hawgood graduated from the College in '17, got her Master's degree, and now competes in ultra-marathons. Here's a look at how her journey has evolved from childhood to now. (IRunFar.com)
- Ben Skaug '95 has been elected provost and vice president for academic administration of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. (Baptist Standard)
- Scott Syme '76 filed for re-election in the newly-formed District 9 of the Idaho State House of Representatives. (Idaho Press)
- Ben Moore '01 has been promoted to commercial group manager at First Interstate Bank. (Idaho Business Review)
- Kris Komori '05 has been nominated for another James Beard Award - a chef's version of an Oscar award - marking the fourth time he has reached this level but hasn't won the award. Yet. (Idaho Statesman)
- Is Caldwell, with the College as a big part of it, becoming "the new Boise?" (KIDO Radio)
- Caldwell - more specifically, the JA Albertson Activities Center - is at the heart of NAIA men's basketball this weekend as the College will host a "pod" of four teams (including the nationally-ranked Yotes) in the first two rounds of the national tournament. The team that survives the pod will advance to a different site as one of 16 teams remaining in the tournament. (Idaho Press)
- The Yotes qualified for the national tournament by winning the Cascade Conference regular-season title. (Idaho Press)
- The team enhanced its resume by defeating rival Southern Oregon to win the conference postseason tournament title, the fifth time the Yotes have won the conference tourney in the past eight years. (Idaho Press)
- Head coach Colby Blaine, senior Ricardo Time, and freshman Drew Wyman each earned major end-of-season honors from the Cascade Conference. (Idaho Press)
- A big part of the team's success - it is very successful on its home floor, where this weekend's national tournament games will be played. (KTVB.com)
- It also succeeds because it gets contributions from the whole team, including Johnny Radford of Wood River High School, who played a big part in a huge road win at Lewis-Clark State. (Idaho Mountain Express)
- Not to be outdone, the College's men's lacrosse team is ranked nationally in the MCLA top ten, including scoring a whopping 42 goals in one game earlier this season. (USA Lax Magazine, Coyote Athletics)
- The baseball team picked up its first four-game "weekend sweep" since 2016 with four straight over Whitman University. (Coyote Athletics)
- Kately Wilfert tossed a complete-game no-hitter for the softball team earlier this spring. (Idaho Press)
- Georgia product and scholar-athlete Maya Murphy got to go back to her home state to compete in the NAIA National Swim Meet. (Guinnett Daily Post)