Derived from the university’s male ensemble, the Singing Statesmen, are the Happy Jacks who are an audition only acapella group that is currently made up of 12 members and will be performing their spring concert this evening. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. in the Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts. “Auditioning for anything, regardless…
With a variety of activities, events and live performances, there is something for the entire community to enjoy at the 2018 Union Fest year-end celebration. The event takes place throughout the day today with the theme of Union Fest Strikes Back, in recognition of the Star Wars official holiday, May the fourth. “Union Fest provides…
Businessmen and women from across the state will come together to make connections, network, speak to potential investors and promote innovation across a variety of contexts at the UW College of Business Entrepreneurship Summit and John P Ellbogen $50K competition. The event is taking place today, April 26 in the Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center….
In order to honor Taylor Trudeau and his family and to uphold the values of the fraternity, PIKE will be hosting their chapter’s second annual Taylor Trudeau Cycle for Life on Friday, April 18 in the cycle room at Half Acre Gymnasium from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Taylor Trudeau was the sergeant at arms…
As of 2012, Wyoming ranks second in the nation per capita for youth under court order to a detention facility or other residential placement, and fourth in the nation for school referrals to law enforcement, according to information provided by Wyoming Afterschool Alliance Director, Linda Barton. To address these issues, the statewide summit on juvenile…
“We are not shooting sports, it’s not that kind of range. It’s home, home on the range,” Range Club President and Agricultural Business major, Tevyn Baldwin, said. “That’s what we have to tell people.” Imagine the empty landscapes found all across the state of Wyoming, from different soils, livestock, water, wildlife, grasses and even insects….
Someone dies by suicide in Wyoming every three days, according to accredited school suicide prevention specialist and student assistance coordinator for Campbell County School District, Katie Jacobson. In order to provide Wyoming residents with better suicide prevention techniques and training, as well as increase prevention efforts, Governor Matt Mead will be hosting the second annual…
The UW Haub School has narrowed down the search for its new dean to three candidates. On Nov. 14, 2016, the University of Wyoming announced the opening of the search for a new dean of the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources. “The Haub School is not new, but it’s very young,” finalist Evan…
A University of Wyoming employee has filed a lawsuit against the University of Wyoming Foundation, claiming she was fired in retaliation to a complaint made against her supervisors. “UW is incredibly important to the state and our community, and I think that’s why it’s even more important that the university does things in the right…
Located in the very heart of Laramie’s historic downtown, local business Ruby’s on Grand contains a wide variety of fascinating items on display behind polished glass windows. Inside the store a person is guaranteed to find something interesting on display atop the many shelves or tables, and among hundreds of unique items. Ruby’s on Grand…
Nick Learned, a journalist based in Casper, Zack Coburn, a wood fire cook at the Alibi Pub, and Jeff Stoller, an owner of Jeffery’s Bistro are all setting a new standard for what it means to be passionate about music through their band Static Nebulus. Coburn, the band’s guitarist and singer, began making music with…
On Feb. 21 Wyoming Highway Patrol introduced a new active pilot program featuring “slick top” cars to increase highway and road safety. Slick top patrol cars differ from standard patrol cars in the absence of a light bar on the roof. “These new patrol cars allow police officers to see and observe a whole lot…
