LARAMIE, Wy. — In Wyoming, 94,440 (or 1 in 6) residents face food insecurity, including roughly 25,700 to 27,230 (or 1 in 5) children, according to Feeding America.
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Struggling with Food
Around 10 to 20 percent of female students and 4 to 10 percent of male students suffer from an eating disorder, a rate increased by 15 to 28 percent in recent years according to The Emily Program.
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Finding Beauty in the Mundane
Far from the main portion of campus lies the Visual Arts facility, where art students of all stripes go to classes to work on their artistic abilities. From drawing, to digital art, to even making sculptures, the Visual Arts facility has it all.
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BoodleBox Collaborative AI Coming to UW
LARAMIE, Wy. — The University of Wyoming has partnered with the collaborative AI company, BoodleBox, to bring AI access to all students across campus. Access for teachers with this new AI system will start around the spring semester of 2027, and student access will come later. This will be a free service to all students and teachers, with the option to use or not use the new BoodleBox AI tool.
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What Dwells in The Dark
LARAMIE, Wy. — The University of Wyoming has several haunted locations on campus, but Knight Hall’s history is particularly haunting.
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Experience Wool Firsthand
According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) there are approximately 5 million heads of Sheep and Lamb in the US. A total of 20.5 million pounds of shorn wool was produced in 2025 in the US.
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UW Farm Bureau Club Ready for the Year
LARAMIE, -WY For students who are deeply interested in agriculture on campus, there is a club dedicated to helping students learn more about the industry. The University of Wyoming Collegiate Farm Bureau is a club that was founded in 2003 and resurrected after covid, two and half years ago. This club is available to all students and meets every other Monday at 6 pm in the Animal Science building.
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The Haunting of the University’s Cooper House
LARAMIE, Wy. — University of Wyoming’s Cooper House is rumored to be haunted, with doors closing on their own, erratic tapping across the building, the sounds of children and men walking upstairs, and the eerie, “demon-possessed” basement.
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Professor Jessica Sowa Talks with Students about Civil Duty
Volunteering has been one of the most important things that happen in American Society. From the large number of people working to help those in need of jobs like firefighting, volunteering has been supplying America with much-needed labor that would not be feasible otherwise.
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Playing Games with the Level-Up Lounge
From exploring the dark depths of a goblin-infested cave in Dungeons and Dragons to saving the world from a powerful lich in Dragonheart, the Level-Up Lounge is University of Wyoming’s on-campus club dedicated to playing tabletop role-playing games.
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Student Creativity and the Makerspace
There is a space on campus where students can express their creativity, get materials for projects, or help supply their selected clubs. On the William Coe Library’s main floor, the Coe Student Innovation Center, commonly known as the “Makerspace,” is available to all students.
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Pizza and Job Opportunities at the Honor College
The Honors College is hosting a whole sleuth of events this semester preparing its students for their upcoming career choices. On the night of September 16th with piles of pizza and dozens of speakers they held a job fair in the Tobin building.