If the college is sustainable, it could be even more attractive than Christendom. But that is the big question for all academic institutions, isn't it?
I haven't seen any photos of the college's chapel.
Edit: There are some included here--F.S.S.P in Wyoming
From WCC at a Glance:
The Crest of Wyoming Catholic College
The Crest of Wyoming Catholic College captures the mission of the college. The Eagle with its breast shield represents far-sighted wisdom. The Lion on the Crest is the symbol of Christ the King. The Book and Sword stand for learning and truth. The Mountain, Sun, and Wheat signify the created world, which also instructs the students. And the Moon is the symbol of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Seat of Wisdom, above the Wall and Anchor of the Church and its faith. Truth (Verum), Goodness (Bonum), and Beauty (Pulchrum) are the goals of the College’s Mission of Discovery.
Wyoming Catholic College- Home
Casper Star-Tribune Online - Wyoming: An Audacious Experiment
Interview on Wyoming Catholic on National Review Online
Reason & Revelation: Wyoming Catholic College
Edit: According to the comments for the NLM thread and the school's website, the chapel is temporary--the school is using the facilities of Holy Rosary Church in Lander.
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We are raising money to build Phase I of the permanent campus on a 2300-acre ranch outside of Lander. Phase I will include a beautiful chapel as part of the commons. As with Thomas Aquinas College, the full-size separate chapel building will be built later on. Let your friends know about WCC and keep us in your prayers.
Peter Kwasniewski
Associate Professor of Theology and Philosophy
Wyoming Catholic College
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