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UW relies on foundation for donation goal

UW is relying on its foundation this year to reach its annual financial goal despite bad economic times that may cause a downturn in giving. The UW Foundation, established in 1962, is focusing on reaching...

RSO funding request spurs controversy

Controversy arose at an ASUW meeting over funding for an RSO last Tuesday. Many senators believed the Latter Day Saints Student Association would be double charging students as the  funding from ASUW...

Location of 9/11 trial still unknown

Students disagree on whether the trial for those accused of the 9/11 attacks should be held in New York City. The attacks against the U.S. on Sept. 11, 2001 affected the country with the loss of 2,749...

Researched to speak on Ugandan schools

An associate research scientist at UW will present an overview of Uganda and the work a Boulder-based non-profit is doing to improve schools in the country at noon Friday in the Agriculture Building,...

ASUW passes bill, inreases allowed spending for election campaigns

ASUW passed an election code that will allow candidates running for president and vice president to spend $1,000 on their campaign instead of the past $750. The ASUW elections committee brought forward...

Students displeased with city streets

Legislative 'how-to' underway

Mortar Board recognizes seniors nationwide for their academic achievments, leadership

Literary magazine needs submissions

Campus hit by RecycleMania

Funding LDS RSO spurs controversy

Laramie yoga studio raises funds for Haiti quake victims

Athletic department to support blood drive

Athletic deptartment to support blood drive

City, ASUW team up for census

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Christensen, Cowboys corral talented 2010 football recruiting class

With the wide-reaching smiles and giddy enthusiasm of kids on Christmas morning, Wyoming football head coach Dave Christensen and his staff assembled in front of a congregation of media and members of...

Rebels run away with win over Cowboys

With time dwindling in the second half of UNLV’s 78-50 victory over the Wyoming Cowboys—and the game’s outcome already long-decided—Cowboy guard JayDee Luster stepped up with a defender in his...

Wrestling team successful since Branch's '08 arrival

Last year, the Wyoming wrestling team experienced a change in both its coaching staff and its culture. Mark Branch took over the job as head coach for the Cowboys last season, and with that change,...

Cowboy hockey comes away with weekend split in time for regionals

Wyoming goalkeeper Kenny Ainsworth will gladly take a 2-1 weekend campaign, but all the keeper really wants is a complete, healthy roster in time for regionals. The Cowboy hockey team will compete in...

Spring semester intramurals kick off

Swimming and diving win big against Utah

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Faculty sings in recital performance

amorenc1@uwyo.edu The faculty at UW will be showing off more than students ever see of them in an upcoming fine arts performance. At 7:30 p.m. today, faculty of the music department will be performing...

Student shines with determination, extraordinary skill in karate

Standing 5’11” and weighing 175 pounds, most people wouldn’t think of 31-year-old UW student Eric Mumme as someone who could hold his own in a fight. Yet, as the proud owner of three black belts...

Pulitzer Prize play to show on UW stage

One year after premiering, Beth Henley’s play debuted on Broadway with a Pulitzer Prize already won. Thirty years later it is to be performed by the UW Department of Theatre and Dance. “Crimes...

Outdated food lurks, poses threat to students

When bringing home carryout, leftovers or storing cooked meals you intend to eat later, it's best to store the food within a couple hours of it being served. “It should be in the fridge within two...

Best of the West to offer filmmaking workshop

Though Best of the West Film Club is a newly-formed RSO, its first year has started with a bang. The small RSO competed in the Shoot Out Cheyenne 24-Hour Film Festival, placed in the Top 10 films and...

Local dojo plays host to campus karate RSO

RSOs to sponsor events for Black History Month

Outdated food lurks, poses threat to students

Museum store implements new consignment program mailto:

Non-profit sees needs rise

Ski teams prepare to defend 2009 national championship

Dr. Downtempo to highlight concert of three local bands

Keynote speaker shares insight into father’s life

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Citizens United's victory for democracy

Citizens United's victory for democracy

  Much has been made over the recent Supreme Court decision in Citizens United vs. FEC, which significantly altered definitions of free speech and regulations of corporate political spending. Many...

Five more ways to lose money

Traditionally, the week of the Super Bowl is reserved for picks and analysis. I’m not going to do that. No one wants to see me analyze for 600 words. That being said, I will concern myself with...

How to cheer up college kids

A new study—there's always a new study, isn't there—finds that college students today are more depressed than the ones during the Depression. Talk about ironic. The study compared college student...

Goodbye Brett Favre, for real this time

The relationship between a fan and Brett Favre is easily, though disturbingly comparable to marriage. Though I have never been married, from what I have heard, there is certain turmoil that comes with...

Mr. Obama faces challenging fate

Poor Mr. Obama, one year in office and you really seem to have your hands full. Your approval ratings are continuing to plummet, health care is becoming more of a dream than a reality and the GOP just...