We are reaching the point in the semester where many college students are feeling their motivation slip and their exhaustion rise. The University of Georgia describes burnout as, “a chronic condition, not to be confused with being tired after a long study session, but rather the culmination of many months or years of studying the same topics.”
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Ivinson Construction Update
After over a year and a half of ongoing construction, pavement is being laid on Ivinson Avenue, and the finalization seems to be coming near, with completion targeted for mid-late November.
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John Griffin and Phil White Discuss The Black 14
This upcoming Wednesday, a panel entitled “John Griffin & Phil White on the Black 14: Race, Religion, and Free Speech in Wyoming Football” will be held on the University of Wyoming campus about the Black 14.
Posted inLaramie / News
10-year Plan for Transit System
The city of Laramie has identified serious issues within the city’s current transit systems, including more routes to the University of Wyoming.
Posted inFootball / Sports
How ‘Bout Them Cowboys
In a high-stakes game in Las Vegas on Saturday night, the Cowboys pulled through with a close win over UNLV Rebels, increasing their win streak to four straight games.
Posted inBasketball / Fall Sports / Sports
Cowboy Basketball Off to Fast Start
The biggest question to begin this season for Coach Sundance Wicks’ team was their ability to rebound.
Posted inSports
Bowl or Bust
After a three-game winning streak, the Cowboys, on fresh legs after the bye week, are set to travel down to Las Vegas on Saturday for a primetime showdown against UNLV.
Posted inElections / News
Appelhans Won the Controversial Race Against Wyatt
Democrat Aaron Appelhans is reelected to the Albany Sheriff office over Republican candidate Daron L. Wyatt after months of a bitter feud between the two parties. Appelhans won 7,426 of the votes over Wyatt’s 5,670 votes with a total of 13, 403 votes during this critical election.
Posted inElections / News
Albany County sees an Increase in Voter Turnout
Laramie WY- Tuesday November 3, Albany County had a voter turnout of around 13,000 people, which is an increase from 2022 midterms. Sophomore Joanna Robertson-Correa described the voting experience as “more organized and faster” compared to her experience in voting in the primary elections.
Posted inElections / News / Top
Candidate Election Responses
See what candidates in Albany County and Wyoming legislative races say about why they’re running, … Candidate Election ResponsesRead more
Posted inBasketball / News / Sports
Wyoming Basketball Tips Off
LARAMIE, Wy. — It’s that time of year again, and basketball season has snuck up on us behind the all-consuming facade that is Cowboys football.
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It’s Okay to Ask for Help
LARAMIE, Wy. — In Wyoming, 94,440 (or 1 in 6) residents face food insecurity, including roughly 25,700 to 27,230 (or 1 in 5) children, according to Feeding America.