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Ever wonder why most of the U.S. had record-breaking heat this summer? Find out by enrolling in Introduction to Climatology (ATSC 2110), a new four-credit online science course offered this fall
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Ever wonder why most of the U.S. had record-breaking heat this summer? Find out by enrolling in Introduction to Climatology (ATSC 2110), a new four-credit online science course offered this fall

With resources from a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant, a team of Central Wyoming College faculty is intent on building a culture of undergraduate research while establishing a model program

Two Central Wyoming College rodeo athletes are 2012 Academic All-Americans. Lacey Tech, who won the national goat tying championship at this year’s College National Finals Rodeo, and Traci Hinman, who has

Central Wyoming College theater patrons may benefit from a restless director with a desire to stage one of his favorite plays with a small talented cast of CWC theater students

The Central Wyoming College Theater Department’s 2012-13 season has something for everyone from political satire to classic comedy, and Irish drama to a rock musical. And when you add in

Central Wyoming College graduate Jonathon McFall was the recipient of an IDeA Development Award for Student Travel at the fourth biennial National IDeA Symposium of Biomedical Research Excellence (NISBRE.) The award

Classes starting January 9, 2013. If you are interested please call TODAY. Central Wyoming College is the recipient of a $1.2 million grant to provide vocational and life skills to 18-21

Andrew “Drew” Schrock has been selected as the head men’s and women’s rodeo coach at Central Wyoming College. Schrock, who has been interim coach since Rick and Lynn Smith left the

The man who has devoted the majority of his professional career to the growth of Central Wyoming College has retired after more than 30 years. Mohammed Waheed, who brought his

The Dallas Brass, a brass ensemble that incorporates percussion, is in concert Friday, November 2 at Central Wyoming College. The 7:30 p.m. performance, which will include guest artists from the Riverton