Politicians should be protectors, not abusers
When I think of a politician, I don’t automatically picture someone who can be described … Politicians should be protectors, not abusersRead more
UW spends almost $8.2 million on online classes
UW received $8.2 million in federal funds from Governor Gordon to help the university address … UW spends almost $8.2 million on online classesRead more
Democratic Senate nominee opens up about the future of Wyoming
On November 3, Wyoming will elect a new member of the United States Senate to … Democratic Senate nominee opens up about the future of WyomingRead more
Mullen fire forces communities to evacuate
The Mullen fire covers 151,711 acres of Medicine Bow National Forest and some private land. … Mullen fire forces communities to evacuateRead more
UW hosts drive-thru flu shot clinic
On Thursday, October 8, an Albany County drive-thru flu shot clinic will be hosted in … UW hosts drive-thru flu shot clinicRead more
COVID cases among freshman football players result in UW actions
Eleven cases of COVID-19 and close contacts among the University of Wyoming’s freshman football players … COVID cases among freshman football players result in UW actionsRead more
First confronting racism town hall of a series occurred last night
On Tuesday, Sept. 29, UW hosted the first town-hall in a series of professional development … First confronting racism town hall of a series occurred last nightRead more
Virtual job fair tomorrow
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 12 to 3 p.m. there is a virtual job fair … Virtual job fair tomorrowRead more
LPD officer hits protester with LPD vehicle
On Wednesday Sept. 23, Sergeant Sally Dalles hit a protester, Tyler Klatt, with her vehicle. … LPD officer hits protester with LPD vehicleRead more
Faculty and students react to Phase 3
On Monday, Sept. 28, UW will begin Phase 3 of its COVID-19 Fall Return Plan. … Faculty and students react to Phase 3Read more
