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Loss

10/23/2025 /  Tanah Boglino

You never know how you will react to loss until you are faced head on with it. Until you have left your apartment and are walking through the parking lot, working to find your way through the sea of cars to your little red Toyota.

My Experience As A Freshman At Western So Far

10/22/2025 /  Jasmine Ramirez

When Bonnie Henricksen arrived at Western from Utah, she wasn’t sure what to expect. Now, just a few weeks into her first semester, she’s balancing soccer travel, ceramics projects, and Spanish class with the help of her close-knit roommates....

Ghoulin’ Around: A Student’s Guide to Local Haunts

10/20/2025 /  Cera "Percy” Pearson

It’s that time of the year when ghosts roam the streets and black cats herald the dark. With Halloween creeping over the horizon, it’s time for everyone to get their freak on. All across Rock Springs, there are celebrations to be had, parties...

From Passion to Purpose: How Kasandra Silva Found Her Path in Early Childhood Education

10/18/2025 /  Jasmine Ramirez

Future educator Kasandra Silva shares how Western’s Preschool Development and Entrepreneurship Certificate is helping her build a strong foundation for a career in early childhood education. In this interview with student editor Jasmine Ramirez,...

Life At Western As A Student Athlete

10/17/2025 /  Jasmine Ramirez

Our Student Editor sat down with women’s soccer player Dylan Anderson to share her perspective on life as a student-athlete at Western Wyoming Community College. Dive into this inside look at what it means to balance academics, athletics, and Mustang...

Counting Fish

10/15/2025 /  Ariel Stewart

40 days and 40 nights, Mr. Mickle folded origami fish. Once he folded a fish, his shaky hands used an untrustworthy paintbrush. His cataracts were forgiving of everything except the color. As the days went by he would scribble on a sticky note and...

 

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