Oct 16, 2012

At an event hosted by Student Success Services Thursday, international students gave testimony on the benefits they have experienced studying abroad. The presentation, which outlined various ways to have an educational experience in another country, was given to UW students interested in study abroad. Vanessa Baguet, a student from France who studied abroad and...

Oct 16, 2012

You don’t have to be a cowboy to write about cowboys. You have to be a cowboy to write Cowboy. Once you’ve dirtied your boots, cinched your saddle, seen the sunrise, and rounded the cattle then you can sit down and start to write with dirt under your fingernails and the smell of the ranch in your coat. Scribble in a notebook, on a napkin, on a piece of bark....

Oct 16, 2012

A fourth-quarter touchdown for the Air Force Falcons overtook Wyoming’s game-long lead and resulted in a heartbreaking one-point loss for the Cowboys on homecoming weekend. Jason Thompson, Wyoming’s freshman quarterback, went 23-for-36 for 195 yards and one touchdown. Unfortunately, Air Force rushed the attack and churned out 230 yards and two scores for a...

While the removal of the Carbon Sink art structure continues to stir controversy, some current and former University of Wyoming students remain neutral towards its removal. Recent UW graduate and petroleum engineer A.J. Williams was still a student at the university when the structure was put in place and was indifferent to its presence. “I don’t really...

Photos: Andrew Rizzo Students perform in a flash mob at the corner of 9th and Ivenson for the Parade on Saturday. Photos: Andrew Rizzo Governor Matt Mead and his family rode on a mustang convertible in the Parade at 9th and Ivenson on Saturday. Photos: Andrew Rizzo The roar o