Dealing with procrastination takes time
By Raymond Jackson The topic of procrastination barely needs an introduction. The pain of holding off on something until the last minute is something that most people have felt. Despite this, people end up repeating that same scene over and over. Procrastination hurts, but people need to find the reason why. Once we get to […]
December 2025: From the President’s desk
By Brandon Kosine As we enter the final weeks of the semester, I want to take a moment to recognize the determination and resilience you have shown throughout the fall semester. This time of year can feel both exciting and demanding with projects wrapping up, exams approaching, and the scramble to the end. In this […]
Chinook Stance: Chinook reporters hit roadblocks with new interview restrictions
Editorial: Casper College student journalists recently faced new challenges when trying to conduct interviews on campus, particularly with certain administrative departments. The issue made it all the way to the college’s executive council last month. This semester, multiple Chinook writers found that to speak with members of the Casper College Financial Aid Department, they first […]
The Importance of Side Questing
Everyone should go on at least one side quest a week. It is the ultimate, and arguably the most fun, way to keep your priorities straight and your perspectives fresh. A side quest is essentially any impromptu adventure. Fishing at 10 p.m. on a Tuesday because playing cards was boring, soaking your jeans jumping in […]
October 2025: From the President’s Desk
One of the things I love most about a community college is the incredible variety of opportunities available to students both inside and outside the classroom. When you walk across campus, you see students engaged in learning, clubs meeting, athletic teams training, performances being rehearsed, and study groups gathering in nearly every corner. All of […]
Why reading still matters
Charles Elliot once said, “Books are the quietest and most constant of friends; they are the most accessible and wisest of counselors, and the most patient of teachers.” Reading is a skill that should be practiced and utilized more often. From fictional fantasy to nonfiction novels on finance, reading is a vital survival skill essential […]
From the President’s Desk – May
As we wrap up another academic year at Casper College, I want to take a moment to congratulate each of our students on everything you’ve accomplished. Whether you’re completing your first semester or preparing to graduate, this is a time to pause, reflect, and celebrate the progress you’ve made. This year has brought its share […]
Why Parents Are “Softer” on our Younger Siblings
Bella McManus Rose-tinted rants As the second oldest of five children, I often notice that my parents seem to let things slide with my younger siblings that they never would have with me. I always assumed it was because when their older children got to a point of needing less correction, they simply forgot that […]
From the President’s Desk – April
Back in November, I wrote to you about reflecting on your ‘why’ you are pursuing a higher education. As you have continued your journey this year, I want to take a moment to talk about something fundamental to your success and fulfillment—your purpose. Understanding your personal purpose can be a guiding force, helping you make […]
Chinook stance: Basketball suspensions
Timothy Hubert Technical Fouls with Tim The Casper College Men’s Basketball Team saw numerous memorable moments this season. Some of these memories include Sophomore Abdul Bashir breaking the Casper College single-game, single season, and career scoring records while another came in watching Sophomore Nate Sasser III fly high to the rim, making highlight dunks regularly. […]