Sean Blackwell's Sociology class had an opportunity to listen to Mika Hiuga, the last living Nisei who is willing to tell the story of her internment during World War II.
The trip to the small South American country was educational, encompassing class-credit courses in Biology, Spanish, and Health & Human Performance. The experience, according to those involved, was irreplaceable.
This week, students, staff and the community get a rare opportunity to meet, interact with, and learn from even more world-class musicians courtesy of a music residency with cellist Dave Eggar and friends.
Lt. Col. Granger Amthor is the facilities commander overseeing army aircraft and facilities at Gowen Field in Boise. And Lt. Col. Jeremy McLean is a nuclear medical science officer for the 101st Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team.
Recently, College of Idaho students were treated to tickets to new Idaho Governor Brad Little's Inaugural Ball by a generous donation from Ron and Kenda Johnson.