COVID-19

As of Monday, 1,653 of UW’s 2,941 benefited employees had reported receiving at least one dose of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccines, and 50 reported having received the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
There have been no reports of serious side-effects among those vaccinated at the Alb…

In order to qualify, competitors must rank in the top three for their respective events.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been financially difficult for a lot of people in the Cowboy State.

The light is getting brighter and brighter at the end of the tunnel for what seems to be the tail-end of the pandemic. Places all over the country are starting to open up more and more slowly but surely, some at full capacity and it's a sense of getting back to normalcy once again. Wyoming feel…

Face coverings will no longer be mandatory outside on campus beginning May 8

Initially, some park and partner services will be limited and/or modified, especially in early spring.

"COVID-19 vaccinations are now open to everyone in the general public, aged 16 years of age and above."

Recently, Senator Barrasso ventured to Casper and met with the Executive Director of the Natrona County Health Department, Anna Kinder.

The current plan is for all events to be held at full capacity and for there to be no mask mandate. But cleaning and sanitation measures will be frequently taken.

UW Athletics Director Tom Burman in hopes virus restrictions will be lifted by fall

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…

The COVID -19 pandemic has changed the world in more ways than one. With the advent of social distancing, the coronavirus completely changed how the vast majority of us work.