35th Annual Wellness Conference April 4-5
The 35th Annual Casper College Wellness Conference will be held April 4-5 in the Walter H. Nolte Gateway Center, Robert and Ruth Dove Conference Center, Room 225.
Community urged to support Lady T-Birds in second round at national tournament
Community urged to support Lady T-Birds in second round at national tournament.
Want a high-demand and high-wage job? Start with ‘Tools of the Trade’
High-demand and high-wage jobs in Wyoming’s industry sector are available to those who have learned the necessary skills to succeed.
Applications now open for KEY Camp at Casper College
Applications are now open for Casper College’s popular KEY Camp. Two camp sessions will be held this year: June 9-14 and June 16-21.
‘More Dinosaurs!’ exciting topic of March Saturday Club
You can never know too much about dinosaurs, and students will learn more exciting aspects of dinosaurs during “More Dinosaurs!” the topic of the March 2 Saturday Club.
Matt Daigle, featured artist at Sign Fest 2024; VV Underground to also perform
American illustrator Matt Daigle: That Deaf Guy is the featured artist for the Eighth Annual Sign Fest, Feb. 28, 29, and March 1. In addition to Daigle, VV Underground will perform with visual vernacular.
Career exploration and advancement event set for Feb. 29 at Casper College
On Thursday, Feb. 29, the University of Wyoming at Casper, in collaboration with Casper College and the Chamber of Commerce, is presenting its inaugural Career Exploration and Advancement Event Leap Into Your Future.
Plate tectonics, puzzles, and fault lines topics for February Saturday Club
The February edition of the Tate Geological Museum’s popular Saturday Club will look at “Plate Tectonics” on Saturday, Feb. 3, from 10:30-11:30 a.m.
KEY Camp early registration encouraged
Applications will open Monday, Feb. 26 for Casper College’s popular KEY Camp.
‘Fossil Future’ expert Alex Epstein to speak at Casper College
New York Times bestselling author, philosopher, and energy expert Alex Epstein will be on the Casper College campus on Friday, Dec. 1, at 6 p.m. to speak on “Fossil Future: Why Global Human Flourishing Requires More Oil, Coal, and Natural Gas — Not Less.”