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This summer, Central Wyoming College Lander and Alpine Science Institute will host a week-long camp for middle school students that includes a three-day backpacking trip in the Wind River Mountains!

Article courtesy of WyoToday Media Over the course of the past month the Central Wyoming College (CWC) Lady Rustlers basketball team has been helping out local girls with their basketball

Article courtesy of Community College Daily The region served by Central Wyoming College (CWC) has “more cows than people,” says Amanda Winchester, an agriculture and meat science instructor. Having an

CWC Project to Monitor Alpine Temperatures in the Winds Presented in Washington, D.C. This Week The Central Wyoming College Innovation Challenge (CCIC) finalists are in Washington, D.C. this week where

Help Support Beginning Farmers at the CWC Farm Incubator through the Lander Community Foundation’s Challenge for Charities! As a community college, we know local. And we want to help aspiring and beginning farmers

CWC Approved for two new Certificate Programs Article courtesy of WYOToday Media The Wyoming Community College Commission Thursday in Powell approved two new programs for Central Wyoming College, including an

Native students will collect new weather data in the Wind River Range Article courtesy of Wyoming Public Radio This summer, Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone college students will traverse the

Food Center to Aid Wyo. Entrepreneurs Article courtesy of Farm Progress The University of Wyoming and Central Wyoming College recently received a $1.3 million USDA grant as part of a

Study shows huge spike in local food sales Article courtesy of The Riverton Ranger Fremont County spends $14.5 million annually on protein – meat and eggs – alone. And in