Latest news and events from CWC
Central Wyoming College will welcome nationally recognized Indigenous environmental justice scholar Kyle Whyte for “What the Water Teaches Us,” a public conversation exploring how Indigenous and technical knowledge can be
On October 22, Central Wyoming College Theatre will raise the curtain on its 2026–27 mainstage season, featuring four productions ranging from Broadway musicals and a holiday favorite to a celebrated
Central Wyoming College is celebrating the leadership and accomplishments of Ivan Posey, Tribal Education Coordinator, whose recent recognition with the Chief Washakie Foundation Distinguished Leadership Award, leadership in launching the
Central Wyoming College (CWC) is launching a new, free Bridge Program designed to help first-generation students build confidence, make connections, and successfully transition into college before the fall semester begins.
Central Wyoming College – Jackson and One22 Resource Center have partnered to launch “Community Eats: Collaborative Cooking with Pantry Staples,” a new initiative designed to make healthy, affordable cooking more
Lander, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College students Jada Antelope and Bailey Lewis will participate in the Epic Great Divide Mountain Bike Route Expedition, a 65-day cycling and research journey spanning
RIVERTON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College (CWC) is advancing Wyoming’s future in agriculture through its Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) program, a technology-driven initiative designed to prepare the next generation of agricultural
RIVERTON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College’s Robert A. Peck Arts Center will become a hub of theatrical creativity and community engagement on Saturday, June 27, as Equality Stage Theatre Company
Central Wyoming College (CWC) recognizes the academic achievements of its students by announcing those named to the President’s List and Dean’s List for the Spring semester. These honors reflect outstanding
Central Wyoming College (CWC) announces CWC Restart Award: Return with Confidence initiative aimed at Wyoming residents 24 and older who want to start training for a trade, pursue a degree, or