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The Lecture Series and the Chair of Judaic Studies are both unique to the College thanks to the Neilsen Foundation. The College of Idaho is the only institute of higher learning in the Intermountain West to have an endowed chair for Judaic Studies.

His work was initially to be featured in the gallery in 2020 but, due to restrictions during the COVID pandemic, the showcase didn’t happen. In fact, the entire gallery was closed until October 2023, when the gallery re-opened.

U.S. News evaluated nearly 1,500 four-year bachelor's degree-granting institutions in the United States on as many as 19 measures for this issue.

The College officially welcomed an incoming-freshman class of 297 students, the second-largest number in the past 25 years.

The course will review how the Supreme Court reads the U.S. Constitution when ruling on cases on this type of topic, not an ethical discussion about the decision itself.

The College of Idaho was once again recognized as one of the best institutes of higher learning in the west region, according to the 2024 Princeton Review Best Colleges.

The College of Idaho was one of 27 colleges or universities across 22 states nationwide to be recognized for creating positive outcomes for its students.

Planning and preparation that began sometimes a year earlier comes to fruition as projects finish prior to the first day of classes on August 23.