Wyoming Catholic College celebrated All Saints' Day with the year's first formal dance and with an unusually distinguished guest lecturer: G.K. Chesterton himself.

The newest Via Sapientiae -- a series of essays from members of the WCC faculty exploring the lasting value and importance of a liberal arts education -- is now available.

The Wyoming Catholic College community is overjoyed at the news that Fr. Paul Etienne of the Archdiocese of Indianapolis has been appointed bishop of the See of Cheyenne.

Wyoming Catholic College is seeking a full-time Professor of Theology to begin teaching in the upcoming academic year, 2010-2011. For more information, please visit the College's Employment Page.

Teaching at Wyoming Catholic College is a challenging, exciting, and deeply rewarding experience, as any member of the College’s outstanding faculty can attest. Yet the time actually spent in the classroom instructing WCC's students tells only a small part of their story.

Since our first classes in 2007, Wyoming Catholic College’s unusual Latin program has been the subject of much national attention and praise. Its “immersion method” approach, where students speak and are spoken to exclusively in Latin, is gaining popularity throughout the country.