The Honors College hosted film producer and director, Oualid Mouaness, for their Middle East Film Masterclass. Mouaness shared his experience in the film world and how he was able to produce his most famous short films and music videos including “1982” and “The Rifle, The Jackal, The Wolf, and The Boy.” Mouaness’s most recent short…
The University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium held a solar eclipse observation event on Prexy’s Pasture, where dozens of students and members of the community looked at the sun through eclipse glasses that the planetarium provided. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, and even though Wyoming…
The Wyoming Historical Society uploaded their second episode of “Women of Wyoming [WoW], Then & Now,” with guest Kylie McCormick, a Wyoming historian. McCormick shared her research surrounding the negative reputation of Dr. Grace Raymond Hebard, a woman historian and University of Wyoming educator in the late 1800’s. “Women of Wyoming, Then & Now,” is…
Feb. 28, 2024, Young Americans for Liberty, a new libertarian student organization on campus, held a drug legalization fair to bring public awareness about perspectives regarding drug legalization. Four students gave out presentations and information throughout the event, including the legalization of marijuana, psychedelics and opioids. “So our organization is focused on trying to do…
On Saturday Feb. 17, nonprofit organization Family Promise, held their seventh annual fundraising event called BEE-lieve in Change Gala. Nearly every seat was sold out at the Alice Hardie Stevens Center reaching their goal to raise almost $50,000 for Family Promise, an all time record. Chaley Dimoff, the director at Family Promise and of the…
This year’s Lunar New Year will be celebrated by many international students and families through events being presented by Associated Students Interested in China (ASIC) and other international clubs at the university. The Lunar New Year began February 10 and is celebrated for weeks in most of Southeast Asia and throughout the Asian community. The…
Meditation, baking and birdwatching are some of the many activities Kate Northrup, a creative writing professor at the University of Wyoming, has enjoyed the past decade while working at the University of Wyoming. Northrup has taught at the university for 16 years, since 2008, when she moved to Laramie from Philadelphia, PA. After getting her…
