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.
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New Opportunities for STEM Students at UW
The University of Wyoming provides dozens of opportunities for students to gain experience in their respected field. On September 16th, the university hosted a STEM fair that had tons of booths filled with internships and career opportunities available to all students.
Posted inNews / Politics / Top
OPINION: Prove Me Wrong, TPUSA Wants Free Speech, Not Free Press
Turning Point USA has positioned itself as a bastion of Free Speech on university campuses. However, I am starting to think, as a journalist, that their celebration of the First Amendment stops at the Freedom of Press.
Posted inSoccer / Sports
Ranked Cowgirls Carry Momentum into Border War
Laramie Wy – The Wyoming Cowgirls soccer team is gaining regional recognition just in time for one of the biggest rivalry matches of the season.
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UW Athletics Secures new Field Logo Partnership
University of Wyoming’s Jonah Field end zone inside War Memorial Stadium has premiered new sponsorship logos, courtesy of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA). This is the first endzone logo ever featured at the home of Cowboys football. The sponsorship marks a major achievement for the Wyoming Athletic Department as they continue to navigate through the waters of the NIL era of collegiate sports.
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UW Club Sports Gear Up for Fall Competitions
Laramie, Wy – The University of Wyoming is known for its athletic program but in addition to the main athletics the University of Wyoming also has club sports. Club sports began at the University of Wyoming in 1981 this club sports were originally formed by the associate students of the University of Wyoming. In 1999 the club sports moved over to the department of student affairs in anticipation of the renovated recreation and Wellness Center located in half acre.
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Cowgirls Take on Idaho
The Cowgirls played Idaho State in the second game of the Idaho State tournament. The Cowgirls are coming off a 5-set win against Boise State. Wyoming came in tonight with the plan of winning and that they did as they swept the Tigers in 3: 25-19, 25-21, 25-22. The Cowgirls dominated the first set as they had multiple 4-point scoring run.
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Get Ahead of The Bug
Student Health Services offering Students The Flu Shot The flu season is upon us, and … Get Ahead of The Bug Read more
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Jets Fly Over UW’s Win Against UNC
Fireworks explode in the air, as the crowd roars in celebration and cheers as jets fly through the air.
On the September 12th game in celebration of Richard Peace, making it into the University of Wyoming Football Hall of Fame, Peace, a member of the United States Air Guard, had F-35 and F-16 fly over the Wyoming game against Colorado. Wyoming won 21 to 13 that game, making the celebration of Peace seem like a good omen.
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Cowgirls Face Final Tests Before Conference Play
Laramie, Wy – The Wyoming Cowgirls are heading to Idaho this weekend to close out their non-conference slate with the Idaho State black and orange classic. The Cowgirls will face Boise State, Idaho State and closing the tournament out with Pacific. The Cowgirls are coming off of three sets sweep against longtime rival Colorado State.
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New Aquatic Center Comes to UW
The university’s new Aquatic Center opened to students last week, on September 8th, located at the intersection of 22nd and Willet Drive. This is the 10th construction project the university has completed in the last ten years…
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UW Commemorates 25th Anniversary of the 2001 Cross-Country Accident
On September 16th, 2001, the community of the University of Wyoming was struck with tragedy right after the 9/11 attacks a few days prior. Eight cross-country student athletes, on a trip back from Fort Collins, died in a head-on crash with a drunk driver on Highway 287.