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Equine Program Builds Strong Foundation

June 22, 2017

Sixteen years ago an unsure Amy Strickland packed her bags to move across the country to attend Central Wyoming College.

CWC Athletes Awarded for Academic Excellence

June 20, 2017

Thirty-two Central Wyoming College athletes were awarded Region IX Academic Awards for maintaining a grade point average (GPA) of 3.25 or higher

CWC Announces New Volleyball Coach

June 12, 2017

After an extensive search, Darshaya Gallard, the former assistant coach at Seward County Community College, has been hired to lead the Rustler Volleyball team.

CWC Archaeology Students Receive Conference Award

May 19, 2017

CWC Anthropology students, Bailey Lewis and Sara Bales, both from Lander, received the "Best Student Research Paper" award at the Wyoming Archaeological Society/Wyoming Association of Professional Archaeologists annual joint conference in Cody on May 6, 2017.

CWC Ambassadors Make Large Donation to Local Organization

May 18, 2017

The Central Wyoming College student ambassadors gave back to the community in a big way this spring.

Rustler Spotlight: Daynon Weaver

May 15, 2017

Danyon Weaver is a sophomore at CWC from Thermopolis, Wyoming. Weaver plans to graduate this summer with a degree in radio broadcasting. He chose CWC not only because it was close to home but it had the degree program he wanted.

CWC Announces Candidates for 2017 Commencement

May 9, 2017

The Central Wyoming 2016-17 commencement ceremony will be Friday May 12, at 7:30pm at the Robert A. Peck Arts Center. The forty seventh graduating class has more than 190 candidates for graduation.

CWC Rustlers sign two from state championship team

May 8, 2017

Central Wyoming College men’s basketball coach, Jack Nelson, signed two 3A state championship players to his Rustler 2017-18 roster May 8 at Wolverine gymnasium.

Rustler Spotlight: Tapaynga Hill

May 8, 2017

Tapaynga Hill knew she wanted to go to college but was unsure of the process; when she walked into CWC’s Rustler Central they helped her with the process and before she knew it she was enrolled in college and double majoring in criminal justice and theater.

CWC wins rodeo of the year and one cowboy will compete at CNFR

May 4, 2017

The last rodeo of the season was a determining factor for many cowboys and cowgirls who were close on the regional leader boards to make it to the College National Finals Rodeo. Only the top three in each event qualify. One Central Wyoming College cowboy, Brady Thurston, will go to CNFR in June.