LARAMIE, -WY For students who are deeply interested in agriculture on campus, there is a club dedicated to helping students learn more about the industry. The University of Wyoming Collegiate Farm Bureau is a club that was founded in 2003 and resurrected after covid, two and half years ago. This club is available to all students and meets every other Monday at 6 pm in the Animal Science building.
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Wyoming Wrestling Set to Kick Off Nov. 1
As the only sport UW has in a power conference, the wrestling team always has some excitement following them into the season. This year, they return to the mat in less than a month, hosting Western Wyoming on the first of November.
Posted inFootball / Sports
Across the Mountain West
Week five for the Mountain West produced many expected results across the conference. While Boise State of the PAC-12 remains the group of six playoff bid favorites, New Mexico, North Dakota State and UNLV all have a real shot at sneaking in the twelve-team playoff, should Boise State stumble.
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Young Cowboys’ Rugby Team Looking to Rebound
LARAMIE, Wy. — In 2025, the Cowboys club rugby team had their best season in around a decade, achieving a top 25 ranking in D1 college rugby and beating opponents such as Montana State, CU Boulder, and Utah Valley University.
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Paintballing for Connection
LARAMIE, Wy. — Paint was flying this past weekend at Two Chicks Paintball park, where, throughout the field, University of Wyoming Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) cadets and veterans from the UW Veterans Service Center (VSC) played.
Posted inNews / Politics / Sports
“Protect College Sports” Act Passes Senate
LARAMIE, Wy. — Ever since the introduction of NIL and the transfer portal, collegiate sports have often been referred to as the “wild west.”
Posted inFall Sports / Football / Sports / Top
Current Cowboys in the NFL
LARAMIE, Wy. — The Cowboys have produced nine current NFL players, playing all across the league in various roles.
Obviously, Josh Allen is the most notable, coming off an MVP season two years ago, but there are many other UW alumni making a difference on Sundays.
Posted inFall Sports / Football / Sports
“Battle of the Basins” Challenges University of Wyoming and North Dakota State University
LARAMIE, Wy — A new rivalry has emerged for the University of Wyoming’s Cowboy football team on the wide-open, oil-rich Great Plains of Wyoming and North Dakota.
Posted inNews
The Haunting of the University’s Cooper House
LARAMIE, Wy. — University of Wyoming’s Cooper House is rumored to be haunted, with doors closing on their own, erratic tapping across the building, the sounds of children and men walking upstairs, and the eerie, “demon-possessed” basement.
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UW Symphony Orchestra Captures Excitement on Opening Night
LARAMIE, Wy — For the UW Symphony Orchestra, excitement was in the air as students, faculty and Laramie community members filled the seats of the Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts concert hall Oct. 1 for the Orchestra’s “Opening Night” concert.
Posted inFall Sports / Football / Opinion / Sports
Opinion: Should Jay Sawvel Be on the Hotseat? I Think So.
LARAMIE, Wy. — In Coach Jay Sawvel’s third year as head coach of the Wyoming Cowboys Football team, things have gone downhill.
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Greek Life Gives Thanks
LARAMIE, Wy. — On Saturday, October 3, University of Wyoming students worked on three community projects across Laramie as part of “The Big Event,” with some of the students volunteering being members of Greek Life.