| Written by Egla Negussie |
| Wednesday, 23 March 2011 21:01 |
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An electrical engineering exchange student from Pakistan presented on the culture and tradition of Pakistan Wednesday in the Union Family Room.
“The reason I did this presentation is because it is Pakistan Resolution day and it was my duty as being part an exchange student under Global UGRAD-Pakistan run by the International Research Exchange Board,” Ammad Ayub said. “I was sponsored by the Education Cultural Affairs under the US State department.”
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| Written by David Demic |
| Tuesday, 22 March 2011 21:12 |
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Larson Lind and Lauren Perry gave some insight into their fashion styles during an interview with The Branding Iron.
Larson Lind
David Demic: When you think back, who was your biggest fashion influence?
Larson Lind: We’ll say Henry Rollins, ‘cause he didn’t really care, you know, he just wore what he did, I guess, let his passion speak. And truckers, because they’re badass.
DD: How do you translate passion through your style?
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| Written by Lauren Kottenstette |
| Tuesday, 22 March 2011 20:53 |
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Nichole Berke, a singer/songwriter out of Oregon who has been critically compared to Stevie Wonder, Radiohead and Joni Mitchell, will give a concert beginning at 8 p.m. tonight in the Union Gardens. The Student Activities Council is hosting the event, and it is free to the public.
“Nichole is truly a very gifted performer and musician and we are all very excited to be working with the University on this concert,” Denise Marsa, president of KeyMedia Group and Public Relations, said.
This will be Berke’s first time playing in Laramie as part of a national tour.
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| Written by Matthew Spenny |
| Monday, 21 March 2011 20:18 |
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The Greek community is kicking off its Greek Week by showing other students what Greek life really is about and what it means to be involved.
“Greek Week is something that a lot a people on campus really don’t hear about or know about,” Betsy Weeks, the panel-programming chair and member of Kappa Kappa Gamma said. “It’s another way to see what the Greek community does besides what they see at face value.”
As part of promoting the event, Weeks had a table set up in the Union and was giving away free soda.
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| Written by Lauren Kottenstette |
| Thursday, 10 March 2011 21:07 |
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Students have the opportunity to enjoy a cup a coffee while getting to know fellow students. This is what International Coffee Hour is all about.
Held from 4-6 p.m. every Friday in the basement of the union in the Gardens and Skylight lounge, students from all over the world are welcome to get to know each other.
Organized by international students and supported by the International Students Association, the Scholar’s Office and ASUW, International Coffee Hour brings people together in a relaxed, friendly environment.
“International Coffee hour is a gathering of simply anybody who is interested to meet and interact with students and scholars from different countries represented at the University,” Vagaban Subedi, Events Coordinator for International Student Association, said.
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