Remembrance Week tells many stories

From 1933 to 1945, an estimated 10–11 million people were murdered by Nazis in the Holocaust— This week is the Holocaust Remembrance Week at the U [more]

Cowgirls win final exhibition

The Wyoming Cowgirls basketball team finished its exhibition season in front of 3,346 fans with a 61–46 victory over the Western State Mountaineers [more]

Soccer finishes best season in university history

  An impressive season for University of Wyoming soccer came to a close as the UW Cowgirls (12–6–4 overall) fell, 2–0, to the New Mexico Lo [more]

Smith’s injury spells defeat for UW

With the snow swirling around in the chilly Laramie air and the drama of a tight game intensifying, freshman Wyoming quarterback Brett Smith dropped b [more]

Program offers spring break alternatives

Spring break for college students is often portrayed as a time of beach-going fun and partying late into the evening as dance music blares in the back [more]

News

The question “Is it a gift or not?” came up in the student government RSO funding board once again Monday when senators were trying to decide if w [more]

Back in the day, students would stand in registration lines for hours in order to get their classes, but now students who sign up for classes can be t [more]

CSU Professor to speak on evolution, origins, health implications of Paleo diet

A Colorado State University professor will be making a visit to the University of Wyoming on Friday for the department of anthropology’s fall 2011 s [more]

Open letter to suggest tax increases as debt reduction plan

University of Wyoming economics Professor Ed Barbier said that cuts in government spending usually have a more immediate impact on the economy than do [more]

Sports

The University of Wyoming volleyball fell in three straight games to the Colorado State University R [more]

First action of the season for the University of Wyoming Cowboy wrestling proved to be positive as t [more]

Cowgirls win final exhibition

The Wyoming Cowgirls basketball team finished its exhibition season in front of 3,346 fans with a 61 [more]

Letters to the Editor
Sound system failure causes frustration

I’ve just returned from Mikhail Gorbachev’s speaking event at the Arena Auditorium. I’m back e [more]

Dear Editor(s) of the Branding Iron, Please accept and publish the below as a reasonable and compreh [more]

Greetings. I am writing to the Branding Iron again because I feel that I need to respond to some of [more]

Features
Remembrance Week tells many stories

From 1933 to 1945, an estimated 10–11 million people were murdered by Nazis in the Holocaust— Th [more]

Program offers spring break alternatives

Spring break for college students is often portrayed as a time of beach-going fun and partying late [more]

1 act play by theater and dance students

A trio of one-act plays directed and performed by University of Wyoming theater and dance students w [more]

24-hours of pancakes for charity

Delta Delta Delta at the University of Wyoming will host its annual Silver Dollar Showcase 24-hour p [more]

Entertainment
C&C breaks country trend, brings alternative band

Three bands have been brought together for students by the University of Wyoming Concerts & Conv [more]

‘Moneyball’ pitches good underdog story

“Moneyball” is a true underdog story. It is a tale between David and Goliath; old versus new; an [more]

‘Contagion’ paints smart, chilling tale

Watching a husband and father struggle as his wife and son succumb to a relentless killer is one thi [more]

Columns

How much time do we have left? Twenty, 40 years—60, if we’re lucky? Less then one, if we’re not? Do we live as if this [more]

I wish  I could get a quarter for every time someone that is currently working told me about the “real world” and some h [more]

We received a letter the other day from a visiting father who wanted to address the issue of abstinence in college. He includ [more]