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By Jeff Rebitski, WyoToday Staff WriterReposted by permission from WyoTodayThe Central Wyoming College Board of Trustees met on Wednesday evening in a regular session to discuss current issues. The topics up

The following students are 2022 President’s List honorees. These students are full-timestudents (taking a minimum of 12.0 college-level credit hours) and have earned a 4.0 GPA. Spencer Adams, Matthias Amos, Lauryn

Westmoreland is excited about the opportunity. “I’m looking forward to the excitement that comes with new. I have built relationships with the returners and they are excited.” Westmoreland has a

  RIVERTON – After an up and down season for the Central Wyoming College golf teams this past season, filled with emotion and anguish for some Rustler golfers, the team has

MAHALANGUR HIMAL – Central Wyoming College has been trying their hardest to keep up with everything that their students want to do under their roof, whether that be sport related

Professor Jacki Klancher, Director of Instruction and Research at the college’s Alpine Science Institute, led the CWC cohort, accompanied by indigenous students Jada Antelope, Aidan Darissa Hereford, Red Thunder Spoonhunter, and Antoine

Professor Jacki Klancher, Director of Instruction and Research at the college’s Alpine Science Institute, led the CWC cohort, accompanied by indigenous students Jada Antelope, Aidan Darissa Hereford, Red Thunder Spoonhunter, and Antoine

The Central Wyoming College Board of Trustees last week approved an optional one mill for the college budget, as allowed by law, for a total levy of five mills. The

Camp Popo Agie is a week-long camp for students entering the 6th to 8th grades.  The camp will take place July 17 through 23 at the CWC Alpine Science Institute.  Campers will take on

Carlton Underwood joined the Central Wyoming College Board of Trustees in December 2012. During his service on the Board, Carlton has served as Treasurer, Vice-Chair, and represented the CWC Board