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A certification through the Certified Horsemanship Association is the goal for the teaching riding class at Central Wyoming College. The CHA certification dates for students are tentatively scheduled for Monday, April
Loveeda White is a sophomore and will graduate this May with an American Indian studies degree. White would also like to get a business degree or an archaeology degree. She
Central Wyoming College will host the annual Fremont County Employment Job Expo at the CWC Arts Center March 23 from 9am-3pm. CWC students and members of the community alike can
Sierra Hernandez is a freshman from Riverton. She was familiar with CWC and wanted to study pre-legal and criminal justice. After she graduates from CWC, Hernandez wants to attend law
Keagan Meyer chose to come to CWC because of the pre-engineering opportunities that were available. In addition to being able to study pre-engineering he is also able to double major in mathematics.
For a moment in time Taylor Pyle was the only individual on the highest point of the continent when he stood on the summit of Mount Denali in Alaska. This
Six Central Wyoming College theatre department alumni are back on the Robert A. Peck Arts Center stage for the upcoming production of Jesus Christ Superstar. The play opens Friday, March 3
Rebekah Hutchison was in India when she decided to apply for CWC. The Riverton native was in India working with the nonprofit humanitarian organization, Youth with a Mission, where they
Chelsea “Shay” Bad Hawk chose CWC because it was close to home and said she likes being close to her family. She was a member of the cross-country team in