- The football team continues to pile up wins, including dramatic ones that require record-breaking kicks, as the Yotes creep closer to a conference title and an NAIA tournament appearance. (Idaho Statesman)
- The game-winning 58-yard field goal earned Kyle Mitchell NAIA National Player of the Week honors. (Idaho Press)
- Speaking of national honors, record-setting senior quarterback Darius-James Peterson also earned National Player of the Week accolades recently. (Victory Sports Network)
- Peterson's play - and recruiting - earned the College's football program some press in the California Bay Area as well. (Marin Independent Journal)
- Brothers Taeson and Dorian Hardin are playing side-by-side on the Yotes' defense. (Idaho Press)
- The Hardins are just one of three sets of brothers on the Yotes' football roster. (KIVI)
- As the 2019 Yotes approached the school's all-time record for most consecutive wins, the 1953 team would be happy to see this current group eclipse the mark. (Idaho Press)
- Bret Arsenault '87 received some advice from his wife that helps shape his mindset as the head of cyber-security for Microsoft: “It’s better to have 100 percent of the people understand the most critical 10 percent of the things we have to go get done.” (BIzTech Magazine)
- Cynthia Hand '00, a New York Times best-selling author, recently released her ninth book. The Idaho Falls Post Register and KBSX's "Idaho Matters" both took a look at her writing.
- College trustee Marcia Wing '76 penned an eloquent letter to the editor about her alma mater. (Idaho Press)
- Want to know about bees? Ask Ron Bitner '68. (Edible Idaho)
- Ali Rabe '10 earns a mention in this column by Scott McIntosh of the Idaho Statesman.
- Teralene Foxx '62 gets recognition in her hometown paper for earning an Alumni Service Award from the College. (Los Alamos Daily Post)
- The College's innovative approach to a need for more student housing continues to earn mentions. This time, it's the Idaho Press and University Business. Early phases of construction have begun with plans for at least one of the new buildings to be occupied by spring term.
- The College of Idaho and nearby College of Western Idaho, a two-year community college, also earned lots of press for a transfer agreement called "Yote Tracks." KIVI (channel 6), KTVB (channel 7), and the Idaho Press all covered the news.
- The Caldwell Chamber of Commerce also teamed with the College to bring its candidates for city council to campus to meet with the public before November's elections. (Idaho Press)
- A huge number of junior-high girls also came to campus for the TechGirlz conference, a hands-on event aimed to get more girls to pursue careers in STEM fields. (KIVI)
- Sophomore Josh Andersen offers his thoughts on the value of the Model United Nations. (Idaho Statesman)
- Political Economy professor Jasper LiCalzi talked on "Idaho Matters" of a possible Boise mayoral election runoff before the election took place - and he was right. (KBSX Radio)
- English professor Diane Raptosh took to the airwaves as well to read poetry from her upcoming book. (Radio Boise)