Work-Study Programs
Balancing college classes, homework, and a job can be overwhelming, but for students looking to gain experience while earning money, work-study positions on campus are a great opportunity. As someone who has participated in two different work-study programs at Casper College, I have seen firsthand the benefits these positions offer. Currently, I work in the […]
From the President’s Desk
Spring break safety and finishing strong As we approach spring break, I want to take a moment to encourage all of our students to prioritize safety while enjoying a well-deserved break. Whether you are traveling, spending time with family, or simply relaxing at home, your well-being is our top priority. If you plan to travel, […]
T-Birds in the playoffs
Photo courtesy of Edwin Gonzalez Abdul Bashir(left) and Bin Basil(right) celebrate during a win on November 1 against North Idaho College. By Tim Hubert As the regional action of the regular season winds down, the Thunderbirds basketball programs look forward to playoffs. Both teams have eyes set on a Region 9 championship, which would also […]
The art of intentional curiosity
Photo courtesy of Lucy Jane Crimm Student Life Coordinator, Devin Fulton, providing commentary during half time of the homecoming basketball game. By Kylie Wheaton Anyone who spends time around campus interacts with Student Life Coordinator Devin Fulton at least once. Whether asking a random question or inquiring about weekend festivities, Fulton uses his curiosity and […]
Indigenous Student Alliance Recruitment
By Gentry Hiser The Indigenous Student Alliance at Casper College seeks to recruit new members following a change in leadership. Taylor Makeshine, a sophomore in respiratory therapy and the new president for the 2025 spring semester, found herself ascending to the leadership role only weeks ago. “Right now with the club, it’s starting back at […]
Casper College Agriculture Students Gain Hands-On Experience with Livestock and Community Outreach
Hailey Carr/Chinook Anne Wood shows lamb to children By Hailey Carr As students and professors returned from winter break, the Casper College Agriculture Pavilion quickly became a hub of activity. In January, the department welcomed new piglets and lambs, giving students a valuable hands-on learning experience. Whether they come from agricultural backgrounds or are just […]
A Major in Math
Bella McManus/Chinook Charisma Gallagher posed for a photo at the STEM Center By Bella McManus Charisma Gallagher and Davin Ro are two students majoring in math here at Casper College. The two spoke about their background with math, why they chose to pursue it, and what they see themselves doing with their degrees in the […]
Kids Free to Learn at ECLC
Submitted photo Two ECLC children look at fossilized turtle shells at the Tate Museum. By Natalie Benson At the Early Childhood Learning Center on the Casper College campus, children are the ones who determine their learning content and environment. According to Emily Calmes, director of the ECLC, the center follows a Reggio-style curriculum where the […]
Planting seeds for a brighter future
By Hailey Carr When Anne Wood received an email from Mr. Heath Hornecker from Casper College on a quiet Friday evening, she had no idea it would change her life. “You know, they say opportunity doesn’t knock twice. Well, I think it knocked three times on my door, so I decided I should probably answer […]
Breaking barriers through Billiards
By Kylie Wheaton Every Friday and Saturday night Casper College security guard Daniel Valk spends his time playing pool with students in the T-Bird Nest. Valk teaches them the rules and fundamentals of pool and then challenges them to a game. But far more important than learning how to play pool, Valk is building relationships […]