L Hoffman

30-40% of UW students are first generation

Annually, first-generation college students are celebrated nationally on or during the week of Nov. 8 in tandem with the anniversary signing of the High Education Act of 1965. This is the third year that Dean Peter Parolin and the Honors College has held an event honoring first-generation students, faculty, and alumni at the University of…

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Aiden McGuire: Why I resigned

“And beyond that, people’s minds are made up more by group chats they have with each other and their personal friendships than they are made by the interests of their other senators or the work that’s done in committee or the interests of student larges or anything that might have a degree of pertinence to…

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ASUW senate overrules President’s veto

On Tuesday, Oct. 9, the 111th Associated Student of the University of Wyoming student government (ASUW) Senate voted to overturn President Saber Smith’s veto of Senate Bill #2898 Office Move Approval Act. Not only was the Senate in a disparity over the issue, there were plenty in the gallery who came to voice their concerns…

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ASUW and the Branding Iron

Recently, the Branding Iron was contacted by the Associated Students of the University of Wyoming (ASUW) student government regarding our reporting of their weekly meetings. It was stated, conveyed by ASUW Vice President Jessica Petri via email, that according to the ASUW bylaws the “processing” portion of the meeting is not allowed to be reported…

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Intersection of Law and Journalism

This editorial was originally published in the September 26, 2023, edition of the Branding Iron. Although I have only found myself operating in the world of journalism for about two years, going on three, one industry concern has been made clear from the very beginning: print is dying. The question of survival for the journalism…

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