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Brooklenn Thompson, a senior at Riverton High School signed a national letter of intent to play volleyball at Central Wyoming College next season.“I’m excited to play,” Thompson said. “The challenge

  Central Wyoming College instructor of American Indian studies, Tarissa Spoonhunter will teach a new course titled Native Nations Building which will start in the spring semester. The course, encouraged

Phi Theta Kappa had their inductee ceremony yesterday in the Little Theater. Staff, faculty and family joined to celebrate the new inductees.

  Nicholas Anderson scored 20 points for the Rustlers on Friday but it wasn’t enough to gain a lead on Utah State University-College of Eastern Utah. USU-Eastern defeated the Rustlers

CWC’s Equine Center hosted sleigh rides on Saturday for the community. Jennifer Cole and Dana Nicholls along with CWC students gave sleigh rides with Santa to raise money for the

Kolbey Wells, a senior at Lander Valley High School signed a national letter of intent to play golf at Central Wyoming College Tuesday Dec. 1. Wells will join the team

  Gear Up club delivered turkey grams today, where they sang to gram recipients and gave them a turkey made of M&M’s. Gear Up sold the turkey grams last week

Shakespeare can be arduous to read and comprehend, let alone have the ability to perform it in front of an audience but CWC’s theatre department gave a brilliant performance of Hamlet in the opening

It was a tough home game for the lady Rustlers against Snow College, losing by 32 points. Snow College had a 19 point lead in the first half that the

  Join a stage full of murder, ghosts, humor and sword fights as Central Wyoming College students and community members perform William Shakespeare’s drama, Hamlet, Nov. 30-Dec. 6 at the Robert