- It's a big Homecoming win for the Yotes! An enthusiastic crowd watched the nationally-ranked football team rally to defeat Montana Tech to remain undefeated. Here's a postgame recap, including video, from KIVI-TV about the big win. Here is more on the win from KTVB-TV, here's more on the event from the Idaho Press, and here is a photo gallery from the College on the pre-game tailgate as well as the game.
- One week earlier, the Yotes' defense was dominant in picking up a key road win against rival Carroll College. (KTVB-TV)
- Senior Keegan McCoy led the defensive charge in the win and, in doing so, earned Cascade Conference and NAIA national Defensive Player of the Year. (Victory Sports Network)
- After overcoming injuries, Alex Ojukwu has become a key piece of the Yotes' defense. (Idaho Press)
- Will Janney made the switch from defense to offense for The College of Idaho's football team. (Idaho Press)
- Jon Schofield is making the most of a second chance to play football, becoming one of the Yotes' key offensive weapons. (Idaho Press)
- Read about the Yotes' dominating home win over rival Eastern Oregon, one of the biggest wins in the I-84 rivalry between the two schools. (Idaho Press)
- Running back Hunter Gilbert earned NAIA National Player of the Week honors for his performance in a road win over Southern Oregon. (The Missoulan)
- Assistant football coach Mike Iupati, a former NFL star, reminisces about his time with the NFL's Cardinals. (Arizona Central)
- Pre-med studies, student government, residence life, and key member of the Yote football team. No one can say Camille Massaad is taking it easy during his senior year at the College. (KIVI-TV)
- He left the school and the program - for a very important reason - and now Levi Bell has a chance to reach the NFL. (Texas State University)
- Record-setting quarterback Darius-James Peterson '20 has re-signed to play another season with the Iowa Barnstormers of the Indoor Football League. (Our Sports Central)
- Natasha Dacic '18 was a guest on KUCI Radio in Irvine, California, talking about her work studying agricultural emissions, her passion for sustainability and low-waste living, and her advocacy for science policy at different levels of government. Dacic is pursuing her Ph.D. at the University of Michigan. (EarthCallingShow.org)
- Roosevelt Adams '18, is continuing his professional basketball career in Japan. (Daily Tribune)
- Suely S.C. Soeiro '22, current student Emily Freko, and Vice President of Enrollment Management Brian Bava were on Idaho Matters to discuss the Davis Peace Project this past summer in Angola. (KBSX Radio)
- Dr. Alphonsina Savell '09 is named the head coach of the College's swimming and diving team. (SwimSwam)
- Congratulations to Natalie Wight '96, who has been confirmed by the United States Senate as the new U.S. Attorney for Oregon. She is the first Black woman and second Asian American to be the top federal prosecutor in Oregon. (Portland Tribune)
- The Kidwell/Zimmerman Scholarship has raised enough funds to award two scholarships to the College, special thanks to Jed Fitch ‘96 for helping spread the word about the scholarship. (Idaho County Free Press)
- Microsoft’s chief information security officer Bret Arsenault ’87 joins The Post’s Cat Zakrzewski to discuss strategies to succeed in the cloud, guard against cyber intrusions and the technological advances that could reshape the digital infrastructure of businesses in the coming decades. (Washington Post)
- Ray Marshall ’75, a member of the College's Board of Trustees, selected as one of 500 top litigators in the country. (Lawdragon)
- Anthony Villanueva, commonly known as "Tony V.," spent three years at the College in the 1950s, before returning to his hometown of Emmett to begin teaching. The football playing surface at Emmett High School was re-named the Tony J. Villanueva Field in October. (Idaho Press)
- Latonia Haney Keith, the College's Vice President of High-Impact Practices, is the new board chair of the Capital City Development Corporation (CCDC). (Idaho Statesman)
- Seniors Kana Oliver and Megan McManus are the focus of this guest column about the value of hands-on internships. (New Orleans City Business)
- Cruzen-Murray Library is showcased in the September issue of American Libraries Magazine as a 2022 Library Building Awards, sponsored by Core: Leadership, Infrastructure, Futures (a division of the American Library Association) and the American Institute of Architects. The awards recognize the best in library architecture and design and are open to any architect licensed in the United States. (American Libraries Magazine)
- Athletic Director Reagan Rossi was chosen as NAIA Athletic Director of the Year. (KIVI-TV)
- Volleyball team sweeps Walla Walla University to pick up Cascade Conference win. (Idaho Press)
- Nationally-ranked women’s soccer team tops rival Eastern Oregon on the road. (Victory Sports Network)
- Nationally-ranked women’s cross country team wins team competition in Monmouth, Oregon, and junior Sage Martin wins individual race. (Western Oregon University)