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Cowgirls awarded Congressional Award

University of Wyoming students Leah Rose and Finley Klinger received Congressional Award gold medals recognizing America’s youth. They are among the 26 recipients receiving the award in 2023 from Wyoming.  Rose and Klinger were honored at the Wyoming Congressional Award Council’s state medal ceremony in Cheyenne on April 30. They are both Kelly Walsh High…

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UW receives nearly $3 million in grants from NASA

The University of Wyoming has received seven grants adding up to $2,899,168 from NASA’s Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR).  The Wyoming NASA Space Grant Consortium sponsors education and research programs in the state to support NASA’s research and missions, serving as a link between citizens of the state and NASA programs.   “The programs…

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UW celebrates Central Asian-Persian Awareness Day and Navruz

The University of Wyoming’s Central Asian Student Association (CASA) recently celebrated its 11th annual Central Asian Awareness Day and Navruz. This year, CASA warmly welcomed Persian students as members, aiming to raise awareness about their culture and Navruz traditions. Navruz, meaning “new day,” is the Persian New Year and is celebrated on the day of…

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Cowgirls win border war

The Wyoming Cowgirls beat the sheep 76-60 in their last season game.  This game sent off seniors Tommi Olsen and Quinn Weidemann before they go to Las Vegas for the 2023 Basketball Conference in March.  “If there was a cut on Tommi and Quinn right now, I guarantee it’s brown and gold bleeding from them….

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UW student creates original dance piece

Kaitlin Soden’s Expectations is a 35-minute original dance piece adapting the play “Machinal” by Sophie Treadwell (1928) into movement.  “The famous Expressionist play was written in response to the infamous murder trial of Ruth Snyder. Treadwell presents a parable about the mechanization of society, particularly for women,” Soden said.  “The play follows an ordinary woman,…

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Fosters Grandparents Program helps children and teens in need

Since 1965, the Foster Grandparents has been an intergenerational program that serves the dual purpose of connecting income-eligible persons 55 or older with opportunities to provide one-on-one mentoring, nurturing and support to school-age children needing to gain skills and confidence. “Our classroom grandparents spend at least 15 hours per week tutoring children in early childhood…

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