Latest news and events from CWC
The Central Wyoming College speech and debate team placed tenth in the nation among community colleges at the National Individual Events Tournament at Arizona State University on the strength of
Located amidst the vibrant landscape of Jackson Hole, CWC Start Up Institute provides a rigorous 10-week “boot-camp” course for entrepreneurs designed to provide students with proven tools, frameworks and skills
Central Wyoming College Board Chair Charlie Krebs has announced the search for the institution’s next president has been narrowed to three finalists who have been invited to campus April 15-16
Central Wyoming College is hosting a family retreat for children and families living with type I diabetes. The retreat, scheduled for July 11-13 at the CWC Sinks Canyon Center south
A presentation on Eye to Eye, a program that pairs children with learning disorders with high school and college mentors, is open to the public. Central Wyoming College’s Foundation of
Central Wyoming College is offering volunteer service to organizations and individuals in Fremont County on Friday, February 14. Rather than schedule staff development activities, CWC staff has the option of
Central Wyoming College is seeking community input to involve students in activities outside the classroom. To recognize co-curricular learning experiences, CWC begins offering credit to students who participate in service
National Geographic writer Mark Jenkins speaks at Central Wyoming College about his latest adventure with Asian tribesmen who access their hunting grounds on ancient-style skis Thursday, March 27. Jenkins, a
A team of volunteers who lead the local Alternatives to Violence Project make a presentation at Central Wyoming College on Tuesday, Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. The Alternatives to Violence
Central Wyoming College Theatre Department presents George Orwell’s 1984 CWC’s first major production of the year, George Orwell’s “1984” will debut in the Robert A. Peck Arts Center Thursday October