Casper College Wellness Center adds new psychiatric service
Micah Hebbert Chinook Writer As of the fall 2026 semester, the Casper College Wellness Center is providing a new psychiatric service for students. The counselors saw a need for advanced mental health services and contracted a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. The free psychiatric service provided through the wellness center started as of September 16. […]
Expansion out West
Jady Ledoux Chinook Writer Casper College is currently renovating and expanding the ranch campus on the west side of town. This will allow students to have new research opportunities and tools to succeed in an ag degree. Renovations and construction will continue until the fall of 27. The expansion will create new opportunities for students. […]
Art Washut: A legacy beyond the classroom
Kaecen Paden Chinook Writer Art Washut’s career took him from the Casper Police Department to Casper College’s classrooms and the Wyoming Legislature. As he prepares to retire from teaching, he is looking back on a life spent serving the community. “From early on, service was just kind of what we did,” Washut said. […]
November 2026: From the president’s desk
By Brandon Kosine One of the things I enjoy most about serving as president of Casper College is hearing directly from our students. After all, everything we do should focus on helping you succeed and making your college experience the best it can be. On Wednesday, October 21, I attended a Student Senate meeting and […]
Livestock judging heading to Royal
Casper College excels with its sports teams and understands how volleyball or soccer works. The people look past the Agriculture Department and truly don’t know what the Livestock Judging Team does. Casper College established the program roughly in the late 1970s. Students from all over the country come to Casper College to learn about the […]
Boodlebox and AI at Casper College
Ethan Kiggans Chinook Writer Modern artificial Intelligence developed rapidly, affecting many aspects of today’s world such as education, art, technology, food, medicine, and much more. Whether teachers wanted it to or not, AI made its way into the classrooms faster than they could have predicted, creating many challenges. One of the biggest concerns with AI […]
0 to 100 degrees
Leah Nelson Chinook Writer The Casper College Resident Hall is a comfortable place for residents to stay, but when the hall reaches undesirable temperatures, students find it difficult to be at ease. As outdoor temperatures begin to fluctuate with the changing of seasons, the heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system takes the temperatures inside […]
Commuting to college: Saving money, finding community
Cassity Bracken Chinook Writer For some Casper College students, getting to class is a quick 5-minute drive and for others the commute means spending more than half an hour on the road before the school day even begins. Although both students choose to travel instead of living on campus, their experiences display how the distance […]
Bookstore’s lack of books and its future solutions
Camrin Jeans Chinook Writer The Casper College bookstore is working to better help students get books at the start of the semester by implementing a new system and promoting online ordering. At the beginning of every semester, college students rush to get everything they need and almost always make a trip to the campus book […]
Instructors at Werner Tech building prepare students for industry
James Miller Chinook Writer Each respective teacher at the Werner Technical Center at Casper College works together to set students up for success after college. Paul Brutsman, an engineering technology and design instructor, shared his thoughts on the programs offered at CC. He said, “We have good machines, all of our equipment is […]