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Latest Stories
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission/Flickr Creative CommonsResearchers and geologists from Idaho, Nevada and Wyoming are using AI to digitize data on critical minerals and put it in a database. -
Jeff Victor/The Laramie ReporterSeidel and the University of Wyoming faced political challenges, enrollment struggles and leadership controversies, but they also reached new heights in research, fundraising and, according to Seidel, free speech on campus.
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Declining enrollment and other factors left UW $15 million short. On Wednesday, the trustees approved a budget reducing college spending by 2%, among other cost-saving changes. -
The decision will delay attempts to break up a center often called the “mothership” of climate science. -
University of Wyoming leaders could recommend cutting programs or positions as they work to comply with legislative demands. -
A five-day jury trial found the lawyer who represented some Kappa Kappa Gamma members who sought to exclude a transgender sister from their chapter did not abuse the legal process during a years-long lawsuit that made national headlines. -
The University of Wyoming will also allocate state monies for merit- and market-based raises on top of the standard raise. -
Beck helmed WPR’s news team for more than three decades, overseeing coverage of the state’s triumphs and tragedies. -
Some young people can picture a life here. Others say they may not be able to find a job and want to get out of the Wyoming ‘bubble.’ -
It’s in the name of the University of Wyoming’s research and economic development division: economic development. The Vice President of that division says, despite challenges at the state and federal level, they are still creating jobs for the youth in the state. -
A statewide nonprofit emphasizes that everyone can play a role in preventing violence and supporting healthier connections. -
A new grant will allow UW’s Pathways from Prison to add new cohorts and provide expanded opportunities for incarcerated students.
