The show consists of abstract metal sculptures and graphite drawings and can be viewed from until April 5.

Professor Liora Halperin from the University of Washington will visit campus on February 21. Professor Shari Rabin of the College of Charleston will be in Caldwell on March 7.

The celebration begins on February 15th when the Planetarium hosts a show called “The Dark Sides of the Moon Phases.”

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.

The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee invited Idaho-born Olympian Kristin Armstrong to speak to students Tuesday night inside Jewett Auditorium.

The Whittenberger Planetarium is hosting productions this week of “Silent Sky by Lauren Gunderson,” presented by the Scarlet Masque Theatre Club.

The College of Idaho and Caldwell Fine Arts present Eugene Ballet Company’s The Nutcracker in Jewett Auditorium December 4-6.

Due to popular demand, The College of Idaho’s Whittenberger Planetarium will add a second public show at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 1, “The Winter Solstice,” which will be about the upcoming event representing the shortest day of the year.