Latest news and events from CWC
Central Wyoming College shared its support for the Ghostlight Project Thursday night outside of the Robert A. Peck Arts Center.CWC students, employees and community members gathered together with flashlights for
The Central Wyoming College board position for Lander-Jeffrey City sub district will open Feb. 13, 2017. Mikey Douglas who is currently the Lander-Jeffrey City sub district board member for the
The lady Rustlers had a successful match against Little Big Horn College on Jan. 13, winning on their home court 101-60. Leading in double digits was Loveeda White with 23
Central Wyoming College men’s basketball brought their current win streak to eight games this past weekend as they defeated Little Big Horn on Friday 124-50, coming back the next afternoon
Analaura Robles Montiel is a sophomore from Jackson, Wyoming. She chose CWC because it was inexpensive, close to home and she received scholarships. Montiel is studying business administration and plans
The Central Wyoming College Athletic Booster Club and the CWC Foundation will have their second annual Rustler 400 fundraiser on March 17 at the CWC Gym at 6pm. Tickets can
Central Wyoming College participated in No Shave Movember to raise money for men’s health. The funds raised went to support the Tough Enough Cancer Fund of Fremont County. Each participant
The Rustlers began a four game home stand yesterday against Eastern Wyoming College, earning a convincing 99-74 victory. For the second straight outing, the Rustlers never trailed in the ball game.
Fourth generation Lander resident Ben Avery always thought he would continue his family’s ranching legacy, but his path changed while attending Central Wyoming College. Avery started his college career at