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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Posted inFall Sports / Football / Opinion / Sports
Opinion: Should Jay Sawvel Be on the Hotseat? I Think So.
LARAMIE, Wy. — In Coach Jay Sawvel’s third year as head coach of the Wyoming Cowboys Football team, things have gone downhill.
Posted inGreek Life / News / Top
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
Posted inClub Sports / Fall Sports / Sports
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.
Posted inNews
Wyoming Ghost Story Roundup
LARAMIE, Wyo – October is here; the leaves are changing color, and the Wyoming wind blows a little brisker. Wyoming autumns are known for their beauty, but also, for the bounty of ghost stories and folklore ranging from homegrown ghosts right here on campus, to the cold corpses aboard the Platte River Ghost Ship.
Posted inLaramie / News / Organizations / Top / Wyoming
Playing Games with the Level-Up Lounge
From exploring the dark depths of a goblin-infested cave in Dungeons and Dragons to saving the world from a powerful lich in Dragonheart, the Level-Up Lounge is University of Wyoming’s on-campus club dedicated to playing tabletop role-playing games.
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Student Creativity and the Makerspace
There is a space on campus where students can express their creativity, get materials for projects, or help supply their selected clubs. On the William Coe Library’s main floor, the Coe Student Innovation Center, commonly known as the “Makerspace,” is available to all students.
Posted inFootball / Sports / Today In History / Top
133 Years of College Football at 7220 Feet
February 22, 1894: Coach Fred Hess leads out a roster of eleven men onto Prexy’s Pasture for the first-ever game of Wyoming Cowboy Football. The Pokes emerge victorious, defeating Cheyenne High School 14–0. Celebrations ensue, and football at 7220 feet in Laramie is born.
Posted inSports / Tennis
Cowgirl Tennis Starts 2026 Campaign
The University of Wyoming Cowgirl Tennis team has officially kicked off their season at the Jon Messick Invitational in Fort Collins on Sept 18–20. The tournament included four different flights—or subgroups of players within the tournament—of open women’s singles, and two flights of women’s doubles.