NEWS

Abra Moore is a sophomore studying pre-engineering. Moore had been working at Wyoming Life Resource Center for ten years when an injury prevented her from returning to the work force.

Ansonia Bell is a freshman from rural Illinois. She did advanced training in accounting at Job Corp before attending CWC. Bell is now majoring in photography at CWC and plans

“Life happens in an instant, don’t miss it,” is more than a slogan for the start-up company Hind-Sight Industries. The phrase speaks volumes of founder Bob Fuziak who walked away

Jessica Weed is a freshman at CWC. She is married and has three boys. She was inspired to return to school because of her grandfather, Starr Weed, who always encouraged

Seasoned foodies, aspiring epicureans, supporters of Central Wyoming College and anyone interested in great food and company are invited to attend a Community Dinner hosted by the fourth annual Jackson

Duncan Makin is a freshman this year and is a graduate of Riverton High School. Makin is on the cross country and said he enjoys college athletics and is running

As the fall rodeo season came to a close this past weekend at Laramie County Community College, the Rustlers finished strong with Brady Thurston bringing home a winning title. Thurston

Three faculty members and three Central Wyoming College alumni are in Innsbruck, Austria for Frozen Pasts, an archeology conference October 9-17. The group was invited by two people; a person

Nine cowboys and cowgirls for the CWC Rustlers made it to the final round at their home rodeo. The men’s team placed second and bumped up to fourth in the

Theatre professor and director Mike Myers gives his students the opportunity to play in lead roles as freshman; something most four year colleges and universities don’t do. He told freshman