A little bit of a Black Box idea
By Lairen Brush Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein” immediately starts with an ominous song of the upcoming events, before thrusting the audience into the mind of the young grandson of the original Dr. Frankenstein from Mary Shelley’s novel. The musical was held at Casper College Oct. 11 and 12th, and had follow up performances on Oct. […]
Women’s Soccer falls short in title chase
By Timothy Hubert The Casper College women’s soccer team finished its season after a playoff loss to Laramie County Community College at Murane Field on Saturday, Oct. 26. The lady T-Birds concluded their regular season flying high on a seven game win streak and won eight of their last nine. They finished the regular season […]
CC Jazz Band welcomes all musicians to a vibrant community
By Aliesia Berryman The Casper College (CC) Jazz Band is not your typical college ensemble. Directed by Dr. Josh Mietz, who holds an extensive background in music performance and education, the band offers an inclusive space for musicians with a wide range of abilities from seasoned professionals and novices. Mietz’s credentials include a Bachelor’s in […]
From the President’s Desk – November
Dear Students: I hope this finds you all doing well after midterms, and now it’s time to turn your attention to the rest of the semester and completing the Fall 2024 semester. I know how difficult this time can be from both the perspective of a student and as a faculty member. College can sometimes […]
Beyond the net: T-Birds Volleyball
By Saioa San Francisco After finishing in 10th place at nationals last fall, the T-Birds Volleyball team fell short of reaching regionals during the 2024 fall season, however, players benefited from the team’s growth and defining moments this fall. Emiy Ware, a sophomore Casper College volleyball player from Grantsville , Utah, explains that this season […]
Residence Hall: security vs convenience
By Hailey Carr Students at Casper College are questioning the Residence Hall’s protocols enforced for safety reasons. Casper College, like many other schools, prioritizes student safety by taking various precautions. The Residence Hall, in particular, implements specific protocols to ensure that students are secure, especially late at night. After 11 p.m., only the main entrances […]
Collaborating for improved dining
Maria Geis The Tobin Dining Hall is the main dining option at Casper College, provided through Sodexo Food Services. Students are offered options from the grill, pasta bar, and the chef’s table along with a salad and dessert bar. However students looking to eat or consume healthier options are occasionally left unsatisfied with their meal. […]
High hopes for T-bird Men’s Soccer
By Timothy Hubert Coming off a successful 2023 season, the Casper College men’s soccer team has high expectations this season and its players look to exceed those expectations. The team entered this season ranked as the 10th best team in the nation after a remarkable late-season run that gave the squad a bid in the […]
Forensics team begins season on the road
By Kylie Wheaton The Casper College forensics club is preparing for the season ahead with plenty of new members of the team. The Forensics Club, also known as speech and debate, is preparing to start its season and continue its legacy of success. This year the team is composed of 11 students: Pearl Taylor, Nina […]
RAs aren’t just the “dorm police”
By Maria Geis There to keep things running smoothly and provide a good experience for everyone, it could be said that resident assistants (RAs) are the backbone of the Casper College Residence Hall. There is quite a list of responsibilities an RA takes on when they sign their contract. They happily provide service at the […]