Latest news and events from CWC
Monthlong celebration highlights Native American traditions, art, storytelling and CWC’s year-round commitment to tribal education, cultural preservation and community partnershipsRIVERTON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College is celebrating Native American Heritage
Experienced higher education leader brings more than two decades of leadership, financial stewardship and commitment to student success. RIVERTON, Wyo. — Following a comprehensive national search that engaged students, faculty,
Class of 2010 After graduating from Riverton High School, Lori took a non-traditional path, first enlisting in the United States Army to serve her country. Life later brought her back
JACKSON, Wyo. — After 50 years of serving Teton County, Central Wyoming College is opening the doors to its first permanent campus in Jackson, and the entire community is invited
RIVERTON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College invites the community to celebrate local creativity at the 6th Annual Fremont County Fine Art Exhibit, on display Oct. 22 through Dec. 14, 2026,
CWC’s Bootstrap Collaborative honored at Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers conference in Florida RIVERTON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College has earned international recognition for its innovative approach to entrepreneurship education
Joy, laughter and unforgettable music open CWC’s 2026-27 theatre season under the direction of Annette Benn Thornton RIVERTON, Wyo. — Prepare ye for an unforgettable theatrical experience! Central Wyoming College
RIVERTON, Wyo. — Tickets are now on sale for Central Wyoming College’s Innovation & Entrepreneurship Conference (CWIE), returning April 8-9, 2027, to the CWC campus in Riverton. The two-day conference
RIVERTON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College’s Innovation & Entrepreneurship Conference (CWIE) returns Thursday and Friday, April 8-9, 2027, bringing two days of big ideas, new perspectives and opportunities to connect
RIVERTON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College will host a series of public community sessions in Riverton, Lander and Jackson as part of its search for the college’s next president. Community