Riding High: From Bates Hole to Houston on a Rodeo Scholarship

“It was a pivotal moment in my life when I was offered a rodeo scholarship to Casper College,” says Dan Cheney (AS, AAS, ’87), vice-president and chief operating officer for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

Rob Hill Takes It One Nail at a Time

Rob Hill came to Casper when his wife, Jackie, got a teaching job teaching. He’d been working in the construction business. Upon arriving in Casper Jackie suggested that he look into the idea of becoming an educator.

Labs Help Students Succeed

We are here to help you overcome your anxiety whether it is triggered at the preparation or presentation stage. As for spiders and zombies, that’s another matter.

Fire Station Joins Campus

In my 18 years as an instructor, I’ve found that some of the best learning occurs outside of the classroom.

Five Questions: From Grad to Director

Casper College director of admissions Kyla Foltz started her higher ed journey as a student at CC.

Lessons from the Field

Casper College’s newest president offers seven ways that his training as a biologist makes him a better leader.

A Passion for Casper College: A President’s Story

With more than 18 years of working in higher education, Divine is the sixth president in the college’s history. A career in academia, however, was not originally on Divine’s radar. “I had planned to primarily study desert big horn sheep by the time I received my doctorate,” he says.

Backwards Distilling Company: A Spirited Family Business

It is trying at times, dealing with a combination of new business issues, family issues, and family business issues all at the same time.

Hidden Campus: Armory Monument

Resting in the footprint of nearly 60 years of Casper military history, a modest bronze monument commemorates Casper’s National Guard Armory.

James Reeb, Civil Rights Martyr: A Granddaughter Remembers

People rarely connect Casper, Wyoming, with the Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s, but they couldn’t be more wrong.