Salary freeze threatens education quality

With up to 125 personnel cuts looming over the heads of University of Wyoming employees, it is easy to forget that faculty and staff have been fighting a three-year long battle with the UW administration. Specifically, university employees have applied and been denied raises in wages over the last few years. UW President Tom Buchanan…

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Fed. lowers loan interest

For the average student, federal and commercial loans have been a necessity to pay their way through college. Until 2010, the average student would pay around 15 percent of their income back to the government for the loans. These need-based loans are to assist students in paying for their education while giving them a feasible…

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Fire ban keeps campers home

Due to drought conditions and the impact on Wyoming farmers and ranchers, Governor Matt Mead has asked U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack to issue an agricultural disaster declaration for all of Wyoming, except Teton County. “Wyoming farmers and ranchers are struggling to work through serious impacts caused by drought,” Mead said. If the declaration…

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UW athletes excel in the classroom

Sixty-one UW student-athletes received honors on Tuesday for academic achievements. The Mountain West Conference announced its 2012 Academic All-Conference teams. There were 594 total student-athletes that had made the team conference-wide. Leading the way with 19 honorees was the UW women’s track and field program followed by 15 honorees on the men’s track and field…

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Former CSU coach becomes head of UW track team

The University of Wyoming received some very exciting news on Monday regarding the hire of the new UW track and field coach Bryan Berryhill. After serving as Colorado State University’s head cross country coach and assistant track coach since 2006, Berryhill comes to UW bringing the title of as the Regional and Mountain West Conference…

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