Hale brings home buckle from Sheridan rodeo
September 28, 2015Central Wyoming College men’s rodeo maintains the fifth spot for the Central Rocky Mountain Region.
Lander celebrates new building with an open house
September 24, 2015CWC Lander celebrated their new building with an open house. CWC and community members enjoyed an evening with tours of the facility and refreshments.
Harding keeps second place individually
September 24, 2015The Rustlers men’s golf team remains in third place after the Lamar Community College tournament.
Faculty to present in DC
September 23, 2015Field research performed by Jacki Klancher, Darran Wells and Todd Guenther, collectively referred to as ICCE: the Interdisciplinary Climate Change Expedition will be one of the topics of discussion at a National Science Foundation Conference in Washington DC on Sept. 28.
Men’s rodeo team is in top leader board for the region
September 21, 2015Central Wyoming College’s rodeo team is moving up on the leader board for the Central Rocky Mountain Region with seven cowboys sitting in the top ten regional standings.
Cross Country team runs steady at meet
September 15, 2015Central Wyoming College cross country team went to Chadron, Neb., Sept. 12. at the Chadron State College three-way meet. The three schools competing were CSC, South Dakota School of Mines and CWC.
Riverton Hospital Auxiliary donates to CWC Foundation
September 15, 2015The Riverton Hospital Auxiliary made a donation of $15,000 to the Central Wyoming College Foundation on August 3
Golf team shoots 615; keeping third place
September 15, 2015The Rustlers men’s golf team shot a total of 615 keeping them in third place this past weekend in Sterling, Colo.
Rustlers Represent at CWC Rodeo
September 14, 2015Nine rodeo team members made it to the final performance Sunday in Riverton. This was the first weekend of the Central Rocky Mountain Region collegiate rodeo season.
Interdisciplinary Climate Change Expedition Research
September 11, 2015Twenty students and faculty from Central Wyoming College made startling discoveries at the base of Gannett Peak, Wyoming’s highest mountain, and on the Dinwoody Glacier during late August.