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University of Wyoming Alumni Association/University of Wyoming Alumni AssociationThe department’s director said "draconian cuts” may happen if they don’t get the funds. He also pointed to a new survey of Wyomingites showing the state wants UW athletics. -
Tony Webster/WikimediaUW says it "cannot guarantee reentry" for foreign employees who go home for the holidays. International students and employees are now subject to social media vetting by the feds.
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The new graduates include 521 undergraduates, 209 graduate students and six law students. -
The state hopes to use federal Rural Health Transformation Program dollars to help recruit and retain more healthcare professionals. WWAMI’s TRUST training program could help. -
The ceremony took place at halftime during the Cowboys’ home game against the University of Nevada Wolf Pack. Allen was the NFL’s 2024 League MVP. -
Wyoming's main state scholarship for university and community college students could soon get an overhaul. -
The University of Wyoming campus community was shocked last week by two incidents involving Nazi messages displayed on pumpkins and a giant inflatable ball. -
Laramie’s American Heritage Center hosts its annual Halloween Celebration. This year, the focus expands to worldwide spooky traditions. -
The Wyoming Humanities Council lost 80% of its operational budget this year to federal cuts. But now, a new fund at the University of Wyoming will provide paid internships for students pursuing degrees in the humanities. -
The Lander-based organization added nearly $19 million to the state's economy last year. Most of that money was generated in Fremont County. -
During this quarter-long program, nursing interns work alongside nursing staff to gain all the skills needed to work in the field of correctional nursing. -
Opening night on Thursday will feature music from the New World, including classical guitarist Eduard Mernhos. It is the first night of the 2025-26 season.
