Phoenix LaVigne

UW College of Law hosts workers’ compensation symposium

On Friday, Feb. 9, the College of Law will be hosting its third symposium regarding workers’ compensation, which focuses on the nuances of workers’ compensation law and specific issues that arise in Wyoming’s work environment. This symposia began in late September 2017 and will finish on April 13, 2018. Friday’s presentations will feature two presenters,…

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UW Board of Trustees recommends out-of-state tuition decrease

In the recent Board of Trustees (BOT) meeting, Rose Martinelli with Huron Consulting Group presented her findings from a study focusing on the University of Wyoming’s capacity for enrollment growth and suggested a tuition decrease for out-of-state students. Martinelli has helped the University look at admission and retention issues for two years. Her study, conducted…

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Increase of security at UW College of Law

The College of Law recently experienced an increase in police security. The investigation is still under way, however the University of Wyoming Police Department (UWPD) was able to divulge some information. UWPD received word of an out-of-state individual displaying concerning behavior online. UWPD Chief Michael Samp said, “There was no criminal activity, but we felt…

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Laramie celebrates Christmas in Whoville

Much like the Whos in Dr. Suess’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” the City of Laramie welcomed Christmas with the annual Christmas parade on Friday. The glee filled march started at the corner of 2nd and Fremont street and included 30 floats harboring this year’s theme of “Christmas in Whoville.” While many of the participants…

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UW focuses on centralized advising

The Advising, Career and Exploratory Studies Center (ACES) is pushing for a centralized advising system to replace the current system, which consists of students being advised through their faculty members. The University of Wyoming will likely have the new model established for the fall 2018 semester and plans to begin implementing it this summer with…

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