LARAMIE, Wyo.— Amid a stinging 20-degree wind chill, about 75 University of Wyoming (UW) students gathered in Simpson Plaza on Wednesday to silently demonstrate support for the LGBTQ community and protest UW policies in light of recent events across campus.

Inflation impacted every industry across the board in the United States in 2022, but soaring costs have been an issue in the tattooing world for years, according to Laramie artist Garth Wessel.

LARAMIE, Wyo.— More than 300 Latina youth heard messages of empowerment and the value of education while attending the 22nd annual Latina Youth Conference at the University of Wyoming on Oct. 14-15.

LARAMIE, Wyo.—The Wyoming Cowboys fell to the San Jose State Spartans in their second Mountain West Conference game of the season on Saturday. The loss takes them to 3-3 on the season and 1-1 in the conference.

A new initiative at the University of Wyoming seeks to expand the state’s celebrated sheep and wool industry.

LARAMIE, Wyo.—Ashton Hacke, an international studies major, and Michaela McGee, a primary and special education major, are in a “medium-distance” relationship—one that’s complicated by soaring fuel and food prices.

LARAMIE, Wyo.—With the start of the fall semester Monday, University of Wyoming administrators began focusing on four institution-wide priorities and launching several construction projects.

LARAMIE, Wyo. — Not since Ronald Reagan occupied the White House, MTV was in its infancy and Olivia Newton-John’s “Physical” topped the Billboard charts have Americans faced the sticker shock that’s become part of daily life. As prices climb for everything from eggs to electricity, inflation is hovering at the highest levels in 40 years.

No more camping—or less camping.

That’s a lifestyle change some Wyoming residents throughout the state have made due to the rising costs of fuel over the past few months.