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Lunar New Year

02/18/2025 /  Madison Blake

Every year, billions of people celebrate the Lunar New Year as it signifies the start of the Lunar calendar. This year, the Lunar New Year started on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, and lasts for 16 days, but only the first seven days are considered...

Sweet Thoughts – Who Will Do It?

02/12/2025 /  Lu Sweet

Have you heard or read the poem by Charles Osgood of “Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody”? I recently re-read this and felt the need to share. The poem is about four people with those names as listed above.

Maximizing Your Potential: Opportunities for Scholarships on Campus

01/14/2025 /  Kaleb Click

As college students, we all know the struggle of managing finances while pursuing our education. Between tuition, textbooks, and living expenses, the costs can quickly add up. However, there’s a fantastic way to ease this financial burden: scholarships....

Is A.I. Helpful or Harmful?

01/10/2025 /  Madison Blake

Over the years, the development in technology has been so amazing that we were able to use it in everyday situations. Are you writing a paper? You are most likely using a computer to write your paper. Wanting to communicate with someone who lives...

Embracing AI: Why Professors Should Be Open to Artificial Intelligence

01/10/2025 /  Kaleb Click

As students at Western Wyoming Community College (Western) navigating the fast-evolving landscape of education, we understand the transformative power of technology. One of the most exciting advancements in recent years is artificial intelligence...

The Importance of Networking: Building Bridges to Success

01/03/2025 /  Kaleb Click

An often-underrated benefit of college is the ability to network with fellow students and instructors. Networking opens the door to opportunities that you might not find on your own. It can lead to internships, job offers, scholarships, and collabora...

 

Visit Western Wyoming Community College!

Our campus is nestled at the foot of White Mountain in the middle of the Red Desert and supports over 4,000 students a year. Western houses the natural history museum, art gallery, library, theater, fitness facilities, game room, and pool, all under one roof. Take a guided or self-guided tour!