Native Voices: Teton Powwow 2025
Saturday, May 3, 2025 – watch live stream Snow King Sports & Events Center 100 E Snow King Avenue, Jackson, Wyoming ONE DAY ONLY – This is an indoor event […]
Central Wyoming College welcomes Culinary & Hospitality Instructor Jenny Joyes
Riverton & Jackson, Wyo.—Central Wyoming College (CWC) is excited to announce the appointment of Jenny Joyes as the new Instructor of Culinary & Hospitality in Fremont County. Joyes officially joined […]
Fall Harvest Fermentation Workshop
Cooking with Community Want to make your own sauerkraut? Curious about kimchi? Fancy the ways to preserve the fall harvest? Join us for an evening with fermentation enthusiast, local food […]
Central Wyoming College announces open enrollment for ESL classes
Buckrail | Sponsored by CWC JACKSON, Wyo. — Central Wyoming College invites applicants for ESL classes for the upcoming spring semester. English as a Second Language (ESL) is one of the […]
Tiny plastics, big problems
JH News and Guide | By Frances Moody Kirsten Kapp wants people to think about where their trash goes, even the tiny pieces the human eye can barely spot. Wastewater […]
FOURTH ANNUAL TETON POWWOW IN JACKSON
JACKSON, Wyo.— Central Wyoming College (CWC) and Native American Jump Start (NAJS) proudly present the Fourth Annual Teton Powwow, slated for Saturday, May 18. This year, the event relocates to […]
A discussion on the importance of teaching and protecting Native languages on Wind River
Wyoming Public Radio | Hannah Habermann What are some of the challenges when it comes to preserving the Shoshone and Arapaho languages on the Wind River Reservation? And what’s being […]
Walker named Central Wyoming College Foundation’s Director of Development in Jackson
Central Wyoming College Foundation is pleased to announce Michael (Mike) Walker as the new Director of Development based in Jackson. “I’m so excited to have Mike joining our team at […]
CWC earns federal funding for Jackson campus
Jeanette Boner | JH News & Guide | November 8, 2023 Central Wyoming College’s request for $12.4 million in American Rescue Plan funding was approved last week. The federal funding […]
