President Ed Seidel has released the final report from the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Review Working Group. A meeting led by ASUW Director of Justice and Equity Paula Medina and Ivan Sapien will be held on April 19, 2024 in the Sanate Chamber (Union Room 221) from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. to discuss…
The results for the ASUW candidate elections for the 112 administration are in. A total of 1,288 votes were cast from UW students. ASUW welcomes Kameron Murfitt, the current ASUW president back to his position for another term. Paden Knull, an upcoming senior, will join him as the Vice President for the new academic year. …
The Agricultural Community Resources for Everyday Sustainability (ACRES) student farm will not be in operation during the 2024 growing season. As it currently stands, the ACRES student farm will not be operating during the 2024 growing season due to faculty oversight. “We’ve lost two of our Horticulture people in the last year. We lost one…
Voting can be found in WyoCourses in the “Student Hub” course under “Assignments.” QUESTION: What are your priorities and how do you intend to lead? Brooke Culp – Political Science and International Studies Cole Schliebe – Criminal Justice and Sociology Senior So we’ve got quite a few priorities on wanting to expand the Student Health…
Voting can be found in WyoCourses in the “Student Hub” course under “Assignments.” Question 1: What have you completed as a senator? (returning) / What are your goals as a senator? (new) Question 2: What practices will you do to keep meetings efficient and effective? Question 3: What does it mean to be a Poke?…
House Bill 0148 (HB0148) requires licensed physicians to perform chemical and surgical abortions only after an ultrasound. If performed otherwise, the bill has criminal penalties for violations. There were multiple readings and speeches given from both sides of the argument. However, in the end, Gov. Mark Gordon has vetoed HB0148, “Regulation of Surgical Abortions.” John…
*Editor’s Note: Many individuals working for or under or in association with the University of Wyoming did not operate in a work-capacity and instead exercised their right to Freedom of Speech as private citizens. Over 100 individuals joined the public gallery at the University of Wyoming Board of Trustees meeting on Thursday, March 21, 2024,…
A two-year construction project that has been planned for over a decade is in full swing. The construction of two new residence halls, named North Hall and South Hall, has taken over the Union parking lot and commandeered several roads. The two new residence halls will supposedly be able to house as many students as…
U.S. 287, infamously nicknamed the ‘Highway of Death,’ has claimed three more victims. Thursday afternoon at about 2:46 p.m., three members of the University of Wyoming’s swim and dive team died in a single-vehicle accident along U.S. 287 between Livermore and Virginia Dale, just 10 miles south of the Wyoming border. The victims were 18-year-old…
Sabrina Geller was found dead on Feb. 13, 2024. At the Associated Students of the University of Wyoming (ASUW) Student Government weekly meeting, at approximately 10:12 p.m., a student announced that Sabrina Geller had been found on the morning of Feb. 13, 2024, and announced her as deceased. “I’m here to actually tell y’all something…
A delay has been issued on university access to student FAFSA records, causing student aid packages to be postponed. On Jan. 31, 2024, students received an email from the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid stating that they have been notified of an extended delay in the reception of Free Application for Federal Student Aid…
Construction crews at the UW are rallying to create the new dormitories and dining center to bring together a tighter community on campus. By situating living accommodations nearer to campus, students are gaining enhanced accessibility to facilities. As of right now, the first-year student housing is located in White, Downey, Mcintyre and Orr Halls, providing…
