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The University of Wyoming American Heritage Center is now opening on-site access to researchers beginning this month
The University of Wyoming American Heritage Center (AHC) is opening on-site access for researchers beginning this month.
Direct, in-person access to its thousands of historical collecti…

A University of Wyoming economist contributed to a new paper that demonstrates why keeping local lakes and other water bodies clean can deliver valuable social benefits both locally and globally.
The paper, which may be found here, was published online Tuesday in the journal Nature Communic…

Chief investment officer of the University of Wyoming Foundation, Philip Treick, will be speaking with Masters of Business Administration students on Friday, April 23.
A Wyoming native, Treick has extensive financial asset management experience that includes portfolio management, energy finance and f…

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees will be holding their regular teleconference meeting on Wednesday, April 14.
The meeting will begin with an executive session at 8 am with the public session beginning around 8:30 am.
This will be livestreamed via UW’s WyoCast system and YouT…

With the ongoing pandemic, the University of Wyoming rodeo team’s largest fundraiser gala had to be canceled earlier this semester.
To counteract this, the program is hosting an online auction that will raise money to support scholarships for the UW rodeo student-athletes, travel cost…

It's like an airborne fertilizer.

There is an opportunity for students will learn more about the University of Wyoming in Big Horn County during a “The World Needs More Cowboys” celebration Wednesday, April 14, in Lovell.
The public is invited to the event from 5-7 p...

Saman Aryana is the first Occidental Chair in Energy and Environmental Technologies in the University of Wyoming’s School of Energy Resources (SER).
A UW chemical engineering associate professor, Aryana’s research has primarily focused on the fundamental physics of flo…

With encouraging numbers regarding COVID-19 infections, along with vaccine availability and acceptance, it possible for the University of Wyoming to move forward with plans for a traditional fall 2021 semester with in-person experiences and fewer restrictions...

Students learn wool as a career.