A recently deceased Laramie resident and retired educator, Raymond Kennedy, left $1.8 million in scholarship … Former teacher leaves $1.8 million for College of EducationRead more
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City considers mobile home regulations
Interested parties voiced their concerns when city council unveiled three ordinances aimed at establishing health … City considers mobile home regulationsRead more
Transfer students dodge alcohol ed requirements
All incoming UW freshman are required to complete an alcohol education program that spans several … Transfer students dodge alcohol ed requirementsRead more
Public helps police identify suspects
Laramie citizens responded to a photo posted by UWPD on Monday of two suspects in … Public helps police identify suspectsRead more
Students paint ‘mobile message board’ in Simpson’s Plaza
The traveling artwork “Running with the Devil” arrived in Simpson’s Plaza Tuesday afternoon. The piece … Students paint ‘mobile message board’ in Simpson’s PlazaRead more
Submissions Open for 2015 Homecoming activities
The University of Wyoming Alumni Association is now taking submissions for activities for the 2015 … Submissions Open for 2015 Homecoming activitiesRead more
Jubilee Days has fewer hospital visits this year
Laramie enjoyed a Jubilee Days light on injuries this weekend, based on emergency room admissions. … Jubilee Days has fewer hospital visits this yearRead more
Parks master plan could affect campus
A master plan four years in the making will provide a framework for future development … Parks master plan could affect campusRead more
UW student death ruled accidental
By: Jeremy Rowley and Jeff Victor UW student Triston Harvey’s death was caused by … UW student death ruled accidentalRead more
Students question summer course costs
By: Laura Kelly and Adam Croft Sam Streeter, a UW student currently enrolled in summer courses, is … Students question summer course costsRead more
Presidential search to be more open than previous
Members of the UW community hope this presidential search is more open than the last … Presidential search to be more open than previousRead more
City council seeks funding for Ivinson Avenue
The drivers, cyclists and pedestrians who routinely take Ivinson Avenue to school and work might … City council seeks funding for Ivinson AvenueRead more
