Following the 2023 NCAA football season, a phenomenon known as “conference realignment” shook up the game of football as we know it. One of the “power” conferences within college football, the PAC-12, dispersed all but two of its teams into other conferences, completely changing the dynamic of the game.
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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.
Posted inFootball / Sports
Hughes Runs All Over Huskies, Cowboys Stomp NIU 42-23
Hope is growing in Laramie regarding the outlook on Cowboys football, and for good reasons. Just two weeks ago, it looked like the program was at rock bottom after what coach Sawvel described as a “tight” performance in Fargo at North Dakota State.
Posted inFall Sports / Sports
Wyoming Wrestling Set to Kick Off October 31st
As the only sport UW has in a power conference, the wrestling team always has some excitement following them into the season. This year, they return to the mat in less than a month, hosting Western Wyoming on the first of November.
Posted inFall Sports / Football / Sports / Top
Current Cowboys in the NFL
LARAMIE, Wy. — The Cowboys have produced nine current NFL players, playing all across the league in various roles.
Obviously, Josh Allen is the most notable, coming off an MVP season two years ago, but there are many other UW alumni making a difference on Sundays.
Posted inFall Sports / Football / Sports
“Battle of the Basins” Challenges University of Wyoming and North Dakota State University
LARAMIE, Wy — A new rivalry has emerged for the University of Wyoming’s Cowboy football team on the wide-open, oil-rich Great Plains of Wyoming and North Dakota.
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UW Symphony Orchestra Captures Excitement on Opening Night
LARAMIE, Wy — For the UW Symphony Orchestra, excitement was in the air as students, faculty and Laramie community members filled the seats of the Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts concert hall Oct. 1 for the Orchestra’s “Opening Night” concert.
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Greek Life Gives Thanks
LARAMIE, Wy. — On Saturday, October 3, University of Wyoming students worked on three community projects across Laramie as part of “The Big Event,” with some of the students volunteering being members of Greek Life.
Posted inFall Sports / Soccer / Sports
Wyoming Soccer Returns Home after Successful Road Trip
After a six-Game winning streak, the Cowgirls sit near the top of the Mountain West standings
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Building Success On and Off the Arena
The University of Wyoming Rodeo Team has enjoyed a strong season so far, and Head Coach Seth Glause credits the team’s success to leadership, hard work, and a commitment to excellence both in and out of the arena.
Posted inSports / Sports Feature / Top / Wrestling
Two Arenas, One Cowboy
Traven Sharon can rope and wrestle. The University of Wyoming freshman is not only a talented wrestler, but also one of the nation’s top all-around cowboys.
Posted inEvents / News
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.