Garrett Adams

Albany County SAFE Project was founded in Laramie in 1980. The mission of SAFE is “to advocate for victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, rape, and incest, and to create change through education and awareness to eliminate violence”. We also serve victims of child abuse, elder abuse, and stalking. Starting at 7pm this evening at the University of Wyoming’s Union Ballroom, author and

Wyoming legislators are in Laramie today to discuss important issues. They will be discussing proposed changes to the state’s open records laws as well as discuss whether or not to pass a law making it a crime for parents or guardians not to report a missing child. The proposed law has been dubbed as “Caylee’s Law” following the Casey Anthony trial.

(courtesy of the University of Wyoming)   On Thursday October 13th the University of Wyoming College of Arts and Sciences will hold its annual Keith and Thyra Thomson Honors Convocation. Keynote speaker for the event will be Wyoming Governor Matt Mead. The Honors Convocation will begin at 3:30 pm in the College of Arts and Sciences auditorium.

September 11, 2001 will of course be one of the most historic days ever remembered in American and world history. Not long after that tragic day were the Anthrax scares in which Anthrax was delivered in envelopes to numerous media outlets that ended with the deaths of five people. PBS Frontline is airing a special tonight called “The Anthrax Files.” Appearing in the special this evening is UW Depa

The University of Wyoming is excited to announce that Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, We The Kings and Cartel will be performing on campus Friday October 28th! For those concert goers and fans of  faster paced rock, punk and alternative genres this is a concert you will not want to miss! The concert will be held in the UW College of Arts and Sciences auditorium.

The University of Wyoming’s Division of Auxiliary Services has announced that their Transit and Parking Services transit system will now be named “Roundup!” The name fits nicely for the cowboy state’s only four year University which oddly enough tends to round up thousands of cowboys and cowgirls from across the state.

Wyoming Technical Institute in Laramie has announced that 22 employees have been laid off. WyoTech is a part of Corinthian Colleges Incorporated who owns and operates six campuses nationwide. The staff reduction now leaves WyoTech with 203 employees.

Last year the University of Wyoming experienced a rise in forcible sex crimes as well as burglaries. The University of Wyoming reported there were nine forcible sex offenses and 51 burglaries in 2010.

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees is confident with President Tom Buchanan’s performance and have approved a one-year extension of his contract. The contract will now go through June 30th, 2015.

The University of Wyoming’s Police Department is holding their annual bike and abandoned property auction this Wednesday, September 7th. The auction will be held in the north parking lot of the UWPD building at 1426 Flint Street.