CTE Month may be ending, but the impact continues. Across College of Western Idaho, students are learning by doing every day. From welding and automotive to nursing, horticulture, and beyond, Career and Technical Education prepares students with real-world skills that strengthen our local workforce and community. We are proud of the students, faculty, and partners who make this work possible. The future of our region is being built in these classrooms, labs, and shops. Thank you for celebrating

On April 27, 1965, more than 4,500 students and faculty gathered on campus to hear Martin Luther King Jr. speak on racial injustice and the moral urgency of ending segregation. Coming just one month after the Selma-to-Montgomery march, his address called for racial integration, expanded educational opportunity, and guaranteed voting rights. King also challenged students to take action, urging them to help advance voter registration efforts across the South. In a moment that resonated far beyond