Game Time Changes Announced for T-Birds
Game times have been changed for the Casper College Thunderbirds’ games against the Sheridan College Generals tomorrow at Sheridan College.
51st Jazz Festival Features Joel Frahm with the Ben Markley Big Band; Wyoming All-State Jazz Band Opening Act
The Annual Kinser Jazz Festival at Casper College is celebrating its 51st year with saxophonist Joel Frahm and the Ben Markley Big Band on Tuesday, Feb. 6 in the John F. Welsh Auditorium at Natrona County High School at 7 p.m.
Tenure Granted to Nine by Board
The Casper College board of directors at its regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 16 granted tenure to nine Casper College faculty.
Fulbright Ambassador Workshop Announced
Fulbright Alumni Ambassador Pamela Louderback will present a free workshop on Monday, Jan. 29 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. at Casper College.
“Windswept” on View Through February 8
“Windswept,” the juried exhibition of fine arts and crafts celebrating Wyoming’s wildlife and wild places, will be on view at the Werner Wildlife Museum through Thursday, Feb. 8.
Livestock Judging Team Finds Success in Recent Contests
By: Lisa S. Icenogle The Casper College Livestock Judging team placed first overall in hogs and won a number of other team and individual awards at the 2018 National Western Stock Show. Pictured l-r back row: Head Coach Jeremy Burkett, Ross Slagowski, Alec Thornton,...
Entry Forms Available for New Youth Art Show
Entry forms and guidelines are now available at the Werner Wildlife Museum for the museum’s first winter art show for youth titled “Songs Without Words.”
CANCELLED – Endangered Species of Wyoming Topic of January Program
“Gone Too Soon: Threatened and Endangered Species in Wyoming” is the topic for the January Werner Wildlife Study Group on Thursday, Jan. 18 beginning at 7 p.m.
Study Spanish in Spain
Casper College is offering a Spanish language immersion course in May 2018. The course includes travel to study Spanish in Spain.
Himalayan and Indian Fare First Cultural Dinner for Spring
Himalayan, Indian, and Nepalese dishes will be available at the first of two cultural dinners scheduled for the 2018 spring semester.