Don't forget, Valentine's Day is this Friday and today (Monday) is the last day to purchase roses from the NWC Student Nurses Association. Presale is today from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. in the student center and pickup is Friday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Cash, check, and Venmo accepted.

Throughout the spring, the community is invited to NWC for "What's The Tea?". Sample traditional teas from around the world and visit with international students representing those countries. All 10 events are open to the public. The full schedule is at tinyurl.com/2do6j6j5.

Wed., March 5, experience "The Best of Honduras" through the eyes and personal stories of #NWCwyoming students who call this Central American country home. The free event is from 7-9 p.m. in the Yellowstone Building Conference Center. tinyurl.com/29bkfsre

The #NWCwyoming nursing program invites all current nursing students, recent nursing graduates, and community healthcare professionals to attend a nursing career fair on Wed., March 19, from 10 a.m.-12 p.m. in the Yellowstone Building Conference Center. tinyurl.com/2bk3unmf

In 2021, Northwest College held a first-of-its-kind 24-hour virtual event known as Giving Day. The 5th anniversary happens on March 20, and features a new "Triple Play", giving donors an opportunity to have their gifts matched not once, but twice. tinyurl.com/24sjek7x

Along with students across the U.S., NWC students are taking part in the Community College Survey of Student Engagement to share their college experience and help shape the future of their college. Spring '25 students check your email or portal to get survey link and access code.

For those attending today's NWC Board of Trustees Meeting, remember that takes place in Room 2214 of the Cody Center (Park County Library). The meeting begins at 4 p.m. and all links can be found at nwc.edu/events at the Board of Trustees March Meeting page.

If you're a future Trapper, or think you might be a future Trapper, then Experience Day is your chance to explore #NWCwyoming like never before. Academics, scholarships, financial aid, campus life… it’s all covered! Registration is now open at tinyurl.com/25lsb75f.

Please join us 4/10/25, for the Northwest College Writers Series featuring Métis storyteller and author Chris La Tray. The free event runs from 6-8 p.m. in Hinckley Library. tinyurl.com/2ajw52ss

We had a full house in March when our students from Honduras treated us to an outstanding evening, and this time Turkmenistan takes center stage. Our Turkmen students share what their home country is like, and you can sample some authentic Turkmen cuisine. tinyurl.com/25kq43v6

On April 29, NWC is pleased to host Mr. Shohrat Pirmuhammedov, First Secretary and Consul at the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Washington, D.C. for a presentation in the Yellowstone Building Conference Center from 12-1 p.m. The free program includes lunch. tinyurl.com/23p43y8j

On Wed., Apr. 23, NWC Nursing and Emergency Services students will be participating in a joint training event on campus in Colter Hall, based off a mass casualty response incident, providing faculty and staff an opportunity to evaluate their students. tinyurl.com/2xsm6bl7

The 2025 Juried Student Art & Design Exhibit opens in the Northwest Gallery on Tue., Apr. 22, with an opening reception scheduled for Apr. 24 from 5-7 p.m. The gallery is located inside the Cabre Building, and this event is free and open to the public. tinyurl.com/288pyywk

On May 3, the Northwest Civic Orchestra presents “The Music of Spain, ‘Schoessler’ and Schumann”, featuring popular pianist Tim Schoessler. Tickets (sold at the door) are $12 for GA, and $8 for seniors (62+). Children and students admitted free. tinyurl.com/2yn4mqlu

On May 6, join us for a free special lunch event titled “Discover Argentina”, highlighting the best of what the nation has to offer through the experiences of our Argentinian students. Attendees will also be served a traditional Argentinian lunch. tinyurl.com/2blqteec

The Friendship Families program serves as a cross-cultural exchange between community members and NWC international students, who reside on campus but periodically join their Friendship Family for other activities. Learn how you can become involved at tinyurl.com/2ahounmh.

We’ve got big news! Introducing our newest academic program, the Ski Area Operations Certificate. We're partnering with Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area to give students a full range of hands-on training in an active ski environment. tinyurl.com/yqufzckn

Wednesdays Around the World is back with a mix of new locales and returning ones! It begins today (Aug. 27) and is included in the regular price for lunch in the dining hall inside the NWC Student Center, or if you're a student on a meal plan, just a regular lunch swipe.

The annual spring trip through the Northwest College Photographic Communications Program takes place next May and an informational meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 14, at 7 p.m. in Room 70 of the Fagerberg Building. This year's trip is to Peru!

On Saturday, November 15, the Northwest Civic Orchestra will present a special musical performance in the Northwest College Student Center featuring a variety of small instrumental ensembles. It begins that evening at 7:00 and is free and open to the public.