CWI Learning Commons

Fresh from the stacks, new library arrivals are hitting the shelves!
This is just a small selection of many great books that we have recently received. Find them in our catalog and stop by or use the Request It form on our website to have one delivered to either library location, APIN or NCMP.

Please note: Some titles may be momentarily unavailable while we prepare to move to our Nampa items into our new space in the CapEd Student Success Center.
Services begin at NCSC on June 29!

Fresh FICTION:
Angel Down, Daniel Kraus
The Bewitching, Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Shadow Ticket, Thomas Pynchon
The Sisters: a novel, Jonas Hassen Khemiri
Three Days in June, Anne Tyler
Woodworking, Emily St. James

NONFICTION, Travel:
Anthropocene Mobilities, Peter Cox
The Economics of Airlines, Volodymyr Bilotkach
Ends of the Earth, Neil Shubin
Gas Stations: An Illustrated History, Thomas Vanhaute
Trains for Nature: Railroads and the American Land, Alfred Runte

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This post has been produced by staff at College of Western Idaho (CWI) for
academic purposes and is not a representation of CWI as a whole.

As we close out the Spring 2026 semester we want to take a moment to thank again the students and staff that keep the Writing & AI Center, Tutoring, and Library alive and well!

Lots of new and exciting changes are coming to the Learning Commons next semester as we complete our move to the new Student Success Center, NCSC. So stay tuned!

We hope to see you there! In the meantime, have a great summer!

Ahead of our big move to the Student Success Center🏫 next semester, Tutoring Services and Writing Center will be relocating down the hall to the 2nd floor Atrium at the top of the main stairs, until the end of Spring semester.

All services will be available as usual, so feel free to make an appointment or stop by!

💪Stay strong through finals, and we hope to see you again soon!

The CWI tutoring team is hosting a pizza study break Wednesday and Thursday 12-1pm at NCAB and APIN. Little Caesars pizza and create-your-own flavored soda will be provided free, while supplies last. Stop by and schedule a study appointment while you're here!📖🍕🥤

It's Flapjacks for Finals!
Swing by each campus to find free pancakes, good vibes, and a breather before you hit the books again. See you there, Otters! 📖🥞

✨Crunch Week is here! ✨
Take a break, refuel, and reset with Learning Commons events designed to help you power through finals week. Join us for:
🥞 Flapjacks for Finals
🐕 Therapy Dogs
📚 Soup & Study
All events are free for CWI students. Come recharge, grab some snacks, and get the support you need to finish strong! 💪💚

The American Library Association invites you to “Find Your Joy” during National Library Week, April 19-25, 2026.

At CWI Library we find joy in helping students and faculty with research, providing comfortable spaces to study, and offering lots of print and digital resources!

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This post has been produced by staff at College of Western Idaho (CWI) for academic purposes and is not a representation of CWI as a whole.

Get ready for an exciting Fall 2026 semester at College of Western Idaho!

Whether you’re continuing your education, starting a new path, earning a degree or certificate, preparing to transfer, or learning just for fun, CWI is where opportunity begins and potential grows.

Admission & Registration
Mark your calendar!
April 13 – Priority Registration Begins (continuing students)
April 20 – Open Registration Begins (new/returning students)
Aug. 8 – Admission Deadline
Aug. 17 – Classes Begin
Aug. 19 – Registration Deadline
Current Students
Be sure to meet with your advisor prior to registering. Once advising is completed, register online any time on or after your assigned registration time.
Registration times are assigned based on cumulative credits earned. Check myCWI and CWI email for your assigned time.
Continuing students are considered someone who has taken at least one class at CWI within the past two years.
Dual credit students will register during open registration.
New & Returning Students
All new, degree-seeking students must participate in New Student Orientation prior to registering for classes. Returning students are encouraged to review New Student Orientation to learn what has changed since they were last on campus.