The University of Wyoming Department of Music presents the UW Jazz Festival headliner concert, featuring the cooperative jazz sextet “One For All.” The concert will be held Monday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m. in the Buchanan Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall. Tickets are
A presentation by the National Threat Assessment Center, addressing research findings and strategies for preventing acts of targeted school violence comes to Laramie in October.
A year after implementation, requirements for social distancing and the wearing of masks at the University of Wyoming have been lifted, following action by the Wyoming Department of Health.
The University of Wyoming Art Museum has created Teen Open Art Studio Time (TOAST), a free art program specifically for Laramie teens ages 13 to 18. Teens can explore a multitude of artforms, learn about different artists, and socialize with others their age. The program
The Science Kitchen is working to bring STEM education to pre-K through high school students and teachers across the state of Wyoming. This program is a partnership between the UW Department of Physics and Astronomy and the Wyoming NASA Space Grant Consortium. Along with their
As announced on October 26th in a University of Wyoming draft budget reduction document, the American Studies Program is looking to be eliminated completely due to University budget cuts. This would include both the BA and MA in American Studies, a program that has thrived
The University of Wyoming Theatre and Dance Department will be presenting a live virtual comedy play titled “Asking Strangers The Meaning of Life” starting on September 24th and running through October 3rd. The made-to-be-virtual play is written and directed by department faculty member and playwright
University of Wyoming will be nixing Labor Day this year due to a modified fall semester schedule. On Sept. 7, classes are to be held as normal and employees will not receive holiday pay. According to the press release, an alternate holiday day is to