Veronica Acosta Engavo has seen first hand the devastating effects of the mental health taboo … Student speaks to the Generational Curse in Native Communities. Read more
Author: Natalie Serrag
Natalie Serrag has been a Staff Writer at the Branding Iron since September 2022. In her position at the Branding Iron, Natalie has covered everything from entertainment, UW politics, the arts, and feature interviews.
At the University of Wyoming, Natalie is a Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences Major with an interest in feeding and swallowing disorders in newborns and linguistics. She has a passion for writing since studying creative writing at the Alabama School of Fine Arts.
She looks forward to graduating in 2024 and become more engrossed in the UW community through her reporting.
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NAERCC provides students with community
When Reinette Curry watched her infant son take his first steps in the University of … NAERCC provides students with communityRead more
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Darwin St. Clair III; Representation, Responsibility, and life on the Reservation
Rez Up; this is the responsibility Darwin St. Clair III feels to Raise Up, to … Darwin St. Clair III; Representation, Responsibility, and life on the Reservation Read more
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Nobuntu brings the sounds of Zimbabwe to UW
Nobontu, a quintet from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, came to the University of Wyoming’s Buchanan Performing Arts … Nobuntu brings the sounds of Zimbabwe to UWRead more
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Day of the Dead brought to life at UW Art Museum celebration
El Día de Los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, was brought to life … Day of the Dead brought to life at UW Art Museum celebrationRead more
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No small potatoes; 10,000 lbs. donated to feed Wyoming
Recently over 10,000 pounds of potatoes were harvested and donated to hungry Wyoming families in … No small potatoes; 10,000 lbs. donated to feed WyomingRead more
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Steven Millward and his journey as a law student living with Quadriplegia
Steven Millward is a UW student completing his Juris Doctorate degree and a man living … Steven Millward and his journey as a law student living with QuadriplegiaRead more
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Growing community in Latinx/ Hispanic Heritage Month
In celebration of Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month, Laramie’s Latinx communities came together at the historic Train … Growing community in Latinx/ Hispanic Heritage MonthRead more
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Kelly Christine Marston on disability, success, and surviving cancer
Kelly Christine Marston, 22, is known to her family and friends as an avid plant … Kelly Christine Marston on disability, success, and surviving cancerRead more
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Laramie City Council votes to keep meetings online despite public pushback
Laramie’s city council has voted to remain holding meetings through Zoom format as opposed to … Laramie City Council votes to keep meetings online despite public pushbackRead more
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Indigenous people’s day draws record crowd
Indigenous peoples day was celebrated in Simpson’s Plaza with its largest turnout to date, a … Indigenous people’s day draws record crowdRead more
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40,000-year-old mammoth tusks on display at UW
Friday night saw the opening of a new exhibit at the University of Wyoming Art … 40,000-year-old mammoth tusks on display at UWRead more