Board approves another tuition hikeSeven percent increase will help fund Education Corridor, raise cost for students to $1,133 per semester
The Board of Trustees voted Wednesday to move forward in exploring ways to acquire funds to purchase the adjacent DeArmond Mill land for $10 million.
Re-affirming their commitment to a previously approved resolution, the board requested that college personnel work toward the purchase of the land.…
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Rory Evans assembles a flooring tool. Evans is one of 17 employees. NIC entepreneur finds career in toolsFriend's business benefits from business class, practical sense
While most college students are looking to a career after graduation, NIC graduate Ben Toews was beginning his while still in school. As a co-owner of the Hayden-based flooring-tools business Bullet Tools, Toews became an entrepreneur upon graduating from NIC and entering Gonzaga University.…
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Mirella Sanchez poses for pictures after performing traditional Mexican folk dances for the public. Students bring Latin culture to community
Immersed in a whirl of color, music and spicy meals, Coeur d'Alene residents were able to try a taste of Latin culture on April 25. Held at the Hardin Family Center, nearly two hundred 200 members of the NIC and Coeur d'Alene community attended what was Victor Cazun's third year of working on the event.…
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Mitch Freeman takes a final practice swing at the Coeur d'Alene Public course Friday night. Golf team prepares for final tournamentCards compete favorably in recent home matches; men's team moves on to Columbia Basin Invitational
The men's golf team came home for its latest two matches. It was a fond homecoming. The Cards played both matches against Eastern Washington University, both matches at Prairie Falls golf club and both matches ended with an NIC victory.
At Prairie Falls April 25, Ryan Carden posted a four-over 74, his best score this season.…
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Stuck in the headlights
Just as the cross-hairs are in place, a twig snaps. The frightened animal, hearing the small warning, must choose its course of action in the presence of the newly discovered threat. A pre-emptive attack? Or a hasty retreat? v This instinct, the fight-or-flight response, forces the prey to react to the surrounding danger.…
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