Almost seven decades after receiving her bachelor’s degree in home economics, one University of Wyoming alumna made her way back to campus to tour, buy souvenirs and receive a surprise visit by the school mascot, Pistol Pete, and UW President Tom B… [more]

The Laramie Police Department arrested a local man on Saturday at 2:00 a.m., after dispatch was notified of a “large fight” in the 100 block of Ivinson involving 10 people, according to a statement from LPD Commander Mitchell Cushman. After offic… [more]

Committee asks for opinions; columnist puts in his two cents Last week, the Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Committee tested a bike lane around Prexy’s Pasture in association with Earth Week. The goal of the lane was to minimize conflicts between cyc… [more]

It is not the fact that the Associated Press published the story. Or the subject matter. No, what feels like a twist of the blade during a jam-packed “dead week” is the timing of the AP’s “1 in 2 new graduates are jobless or underemployed.”… [more]

, or so a saying Germany goes. However, the highly polarized climate of American politics over the years leaves the U.S. with nothing but losers. The Right/Left rift has left the population weary of the continuous back-and-forth of political accusati… [more]

Funny—movies, art and literature usually depict the coming Zombie Apocalypse as a sudden jolt of flesh eaters spreading across the country in only days. But maybe these artists have been wrong, because one look outside a window overlooking Prexy’… [more]

For the last time this year, the university population will have the chance to travel the world from an auditorium seat and without the hassle of a full body scan by the TSA. The International Student Association is hosting its last talent show Satur… [more]

My creative appetite was salivating at the thought of being able to get a first taste of the new play ‘Cannibal,’ written by Theatre and Dance Department student Christian Munck. So, I took out my silverware—disguised as a pen—and men… [more]