College Foundation Receives $1 Million Check
The Casper College Foundation was presented with a check for $1 million from the now-defunct Casper Petroleum Club on Thursday, Dec. 7.
Firefighter. Mountaineer. Educator. Five Questions
A 2005 Associate of Applied Science graduate in fire science technology, Micah Rush pursues a busy life that includes marriage, children, firefighting, and mountain guiding.
T-Bird Trek Welcomes Walkers
Walkers are welcome to participate in the Third Annual T-Bird Trek on the Casper College campus on Sunday, Sept. 17, 2017.
Find a Rock, Save Five Bucks
Specially painted rocks featuring the T-Bird Trek logo have been placed around the town of Casper, each good for a savings of $5 off the registration fees for both the T-Bird Trek and T-Bird Virtual Trek.
2017 Casper College Grad Ts Available for Limited Time
A unique item is available for a limited time through the Casper College Alumni Association: An official Casper College Class of 2017 t-shirt.
Bromley Real Estate to Sponsor Third Annual T-Bird Trek
For the third straight year, The Bromley Real Estate Company is the title sponsor for the Casper College Alumni Association T-Bird Trek featuring a half marathon, 10k, and 5k on Sunday, Sept. 17, 2017.
Alumni Association Looking for Nominees
The Casper College Alumni Association is seeking nominations for both the Distinguished Alumni and Commitment to Excellence awards.
College in Need of Scholarship Judges
The Casper College Foundation and Alumni Association are seeking volunteers for Wednesday and Thursday, March 15 and 16, for the scholarship Judge-A-Thon at Casper College.
Homecoming: Free Chili, Raffle, Fun
The Casper College Alumni Association will host the annual homecoming festivities at the Swede Erickson Thunderbird Gym on Saturday, Feb. 25 as the T-Birds take on the Pronghorns of Gillette College from Gillette, Wyoming. Admission is only $1 per person for both kids and adults.
Emmanual Afari, 2017 Neighbors Pousada Scholarship Recipient
A native of Ghana, West Africa, Afari came to the United States to further his education and ended up joining the Army National Guard in South Dakota. Afari started his college education through the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology where his major was chemical engineering. “I realized that was not my dream,” he says, “so I decided to switch majors.” After talking to Doug Neubert, respiratory therapy program director at the college, “Casper College came into the picture because of the tuition cost.”