A total of 22 nonformal world language and culture sessions are available free via Zoom for the UW community and to those interested throughout Wyoming.
Dr. John Koprowski is set to deliver a free public talk to discuss the history and significance of Groundhog Day, the biology of the groundhog, and our connection to the natural world.
Participating local businesses will provide TASTEs from their menus in a casual "tasting fair" atmosphere, and compete for "favorite" in various food and beverage categories.
The University of Wyoming is inviting the Laramie community to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the building, named after a well-known botanist and the University of Wyoming’s 11th president.
The University of Wyoming’s School of Energy Resources (SER) has selected three proposed research projects to receive funding for nuclear-related research at UW.