Junior Glenn Workman carded a two-under 70 on the final day of the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate at the Classic Club in Palm Desert, California. Workman’s three-day total of 219 (+3) was matched by senior Ryan Wallen in a tie for 31st on the individual leaderboard. Wallen shot a five-under 67 on the second day of…
The Cowgirl tennis team (6-2 overall) won its third straight match with a 4-0 victory over the UTEP Miners (2-7 overall) on Saturday morning. “I can’t point out one outstanding performance from one person because this was a total team victory,” head coach Dean Clower said. “The team was ready to go from the first…
Laramie will celebrate its first ever “Disability Awareness Month” this March. Tuesday, Laramie Mayor Andi Summerville announced the new awareness month to the City Council. “Thousands in Wyoming face challenges with disability daily,” Summervile said. “The month of March has been designated as Disability Awareness Month to celebrate and recognize disabled individuals and promote awareness.”…
On Tuesday night, ASUW held the first reading of Senate Resolution #2539 “ASUW Support for LGBTQIAA+ Pride Flag Flown in Prexy’s Pasture for the Month of June.” According to the resolution, authored by Vice President Wolfgang, “[ASUW] wishes to collaborate with the University of Wyoming Physical Plant to post the LGBTQIAA+ Pride Flag, provided by…
On Wed. Feb. 15, the Wyoming State Senate passed House Bill 19 (HB 19), which mandates an Internet sales tax be imposed on purchases made by those in the state from online retailers or retailers who don’t have a physical presence in the state. “What the bill does is it requires retailers who record 200…
The administration has been searching for budget cuts across the board, and Student Health Services was asked to cut $250,000 from their working budget. As a result, the pharmacy will be closing its doors at the Cheney International center. UW Student Health director Joanne Steane announced the elimination of two positions in the pharmacy at…
Members of ASUW, ASUW President Michael Rotellini, traveled to Cheyenne on Tuesday to meet with the senate and discuss legislation. ASUW meets with the Senate around January every year, but was late this year due to the introduction of a new bill on their list of talking points. “The Senate and the House meet every…
If you have been to Laramie in the past 117 years, chances are that you have been to the Buckhorn Bar and Parlor, a bar that boasts a long history and many stories. This bar has seen many faces over its long life, creating a multitude of legendary tales passed down from generation to generation….
Dear President Nichols, Thank you so much for your university wide communication about how UW will try to prevent sexual assault in the future. Thank you for addressing that there is in fact a problem and we, as a community, have to do something about it. I’m here to tell you that, unfortunately, it’s a…
In Fort Collins on Wednesday night, the Cowgirls lost 61-54 to Mountain West Conference leader and Border War rival Colorado State on Wednesday. Following the win, CSU raised to 20-6 overall and 12-2 in the conference and increased its lead in the Mountain West to two games over UW, who dropped to 18-7 overall and…
In Gillette, Wyoming, sports are a sacred tradition. The town has a knack for producing some of the greatest athletes and high school teams ever to inhabit the state. Cody Kelley is cut from the same cloth. With great basketball talent and a toughness only Wyoming can produce, Cody has ventured from the North-East corner…
The bill to repeal Wyoming’s Death Penalty is no longer being taken under consideration in the Legislature’s House. House Bill 240 (HB 240), sponsored by Representative Marti Halverson proposed a complete repeal of Wyoming’s death penalty law. “I’m pretty adamantly opposed to the death penalty, so I thought that this [House Bill 240] was great.”…
