Excitement, emotions, and energy. When it was all done, it was a good day to celebrate the College’s Class of 2022.

The College is collaborating with the Caldwell Chamber of Commerce put on the first Business & Accounting Department (BAD) Conference

On February 17, Rachel B. Gross, Ph.D., will speak at 5:00 p.m. in Katherine Albertson International Center 106. She will be discussing her recently published book, “Beyond the Synagogue: Jewish Nostalgia as Religious Practice.”

The College is able to welcome guests onto campus this year, giving students, alumni, and friends both options: in-person and online.

This fall, the class chose to operate a concession stand at each of the school’s home football games at Simplot Stadium and donate the money to charity.

The production is being put on by The Boise Bard Players and will be free of charge. Four graduates of the College will be featured in the show.

Instead of walking across the steps of Boone Hall to receive their diplomas, graduates made their way across the football turf onto a stage at Simplot Stadium this year.

The lecture, which begins at 6 p.m. MDT, is free but requires pre-registration so the viewer can receive a link to access the lecture via Zoom.

ISO’s Secret Santa has given students an opportunity to responsibly interact with other students during the break.