Students

After working towards lofty enrollment goals as part of their five-year strategic plan, the University of Wyoming has increased enrollment at the university for the fall 2017 semester.

Teenage pedestrian deaths are on the rise, and distracted walking may be to blame.

UniWyo Credit Union is continuing with their #AdultingIsHard campaign with the second phase involving the return of students at the University of Wyoming.

Move-in day in Laramie is fast approaching and Laramie is gearing up for University of Wyoming students to return to town for the start of the fall semester.

While the university is expecting the largest freshman class it has ever seen, the overall enrollment at UW will remain relatively stable. Aguayo said this is because the university also just graduated its largest class ever this year.

A number of summer activities, athletics, camps and programs are available to keep students occupied while out on summer vacation.

Boswell said UW President Laurie Nichols expressed her appreciation to the students for trying to interact with Bouchard, after a separate presentation of their project to Nichols Wednesday morning.

An oil and gas executive will meet with Master of Business Administration Program students Friday, March 3, in the University of Wyoming College of Business.

Additionally, all students that live in the Hwy 130/Centennial area that attend Laramie High School, Laramie Junior High School, Spring Creek and Linford will be released early and transported home.

The influx of students returning from the winter break poses problems as well as opportunities for businesses, police and campus officials alike.

Thirteen Laramie High school students are among the 97 high school seniors across Wyoming to receive the 2017 Trustees’ Scholars Award, the University of Wyoming’s top academic scholarship.

Students were chosen for the project based on art interest and aptitude.