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The Residence Hall offers tutoring services This is room 200 in the Residence Hall where free tutoring happens every Sunday-Thursday evenings from 6:30-9:30. By Bernadette Pieper Casper College provides free tutoring services in the Residence Hall for a few years now, but students are not taking advantage of using it when tutoring is needed in […]
Student Senate plans to improve campus activity, safety, and student life with multiple projects
By Rebecca Schilt The Casper College Student Senate revealed its in-progress plans to improve student life on campus this academic year. Talks of new parking areas, grab-and-go snack shacks, and much more are circulating the groups meetings. CC’s Student Senate kept busy this first month of school, brainstorming ideas to make student life better and […]
The State of Our Future
By Nina Bivens It seems to me that Gen Z is increasingly less and less focused on politics or what is going on around the world. Many believe that politics or anything political only incorporates controversial issues like abortion, gun control, and Covid-19. People avoid anything in the media because they believe it’s unimportant. They […]
CC ASL Club plans for Adventure
The ASL club. By Nina Bivens The Casper College American Sign Language Club kicked off with its first meeting of the year on September 15. The meeting focused on brainstorming what the club wants to accomplish for the school year. Through the conversation, one topic kept resurfacing; Community. Due to a lack of resources, the […]
Swipe, chat, date, repeat: Navigating college dating in the digital era
The Tinder login screen– Tinder is a dating app popularized by its “swiping” feature where the user swipes left on a profile to reject it and right on a profile to “like” them. If both people swipe right on each other, then they match and they can start chatting. By Lucy Jane Crimm In the […]
AI & journalism? Not so fast.
By LucyJane’s Literature You know when you walk into a soda shop and your first instinct is to argue with your server about politics and media? Yeah, me neither. The other day I was minding my own business at work when a customer came in and decided he wanted to start arguing with me about […]
New building brings new life to art program at CC
By Lane Johnson Casper College opened a new visual art building in the fall of 2022 that allows students in the arts program to thrive in a new environment. The program offers five unique majors and each is tailored to student’s personal interests. The majors include: graphic design, photography, fine art, art education and museum/gallery […]
Indigenous Student Alliance brings awareness to Casper
Indigenous Student Alliance members are pictured from left to right, Hilda Ordonez, Herman Vasquez, and Lysander Blackbird, as they promote their event, Orange Shirt Day. By Kassadee Lym The Indigenous Student Alliance strives to share cultural influence and community at Casper College as a newly formed campus club. When Lysander Blackbird, a student at Casper […]
Casper College exchange students elevate the playing field
By Karsen Kling Each year Casper College diligently seeks out the finest athletic talent to build top-tier rosters. 1/3 of the students that fill these teams are exchange students from foreign countries. Mala Stagg works as CC’s international and athletic student coordinator, a role she’s held for over 9 years. Stagg has a front row […]
Pharmacy Technology: More than just counting pills
Sheri Fulfer, director of the pharmacy technology program is pictured here at CC’s simulated pharmacy. By Geoffrey Cooper Casper College continues to develop its pharmacy technician program with more realistic training and equipment to keep pace with the ever-evolving medical industry. “A lot of things have changed in the pharmacy world,” said Adriana Gutierrez, a […]