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Oh, my gosh. Thank you. Thank you for that. Thank you for being here. Thanks so much. Take a good seat. This is only 3 1 2 hours long. President perkins, speaker her areman, and members of the 65th legislature, thank you for your welcome. To the people of wyoming here and those watching at home, good morning. And i also want to welcome secretary of state ed buchanan, treasurer kurt meyer, and superintendent bay low. [ applause ] together we have addressed many tough issues this year, always craf...

Address from wyoming governor mark gordon. Hes a first term governor who was elected in 2018 after serving six years as the state tressurer. From the state capital in cheyenne, this is just under an hour. [ applause ] thank you. Its amazing to be here. Thank you so much. [ applause ] oh, my gosh. Thank you. Thank you for that prayer. Thank you for being here. Thanks so much. Take a good seat. This is only three and a half hours. [ laughter ] oh, thank you. President perkins, speaker parchmen and...

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees recently removed the “interim” titles for two academic deans and changed the titles of two other deans from “acting” to “interim.”

CASPER — The University of Wyoming continues to struggle with falling enrollment and retention rates as fewer students seek out and stay in Laramie for their college education.

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CASPER — The University of Wyoming continues to struggle with falling enrollment and retention rates as fewer students seek out and stay in Laramie for their college education.

CASPER — The University of Wyoming continues to struggle with falling enrollment and retention rates as fewer students seek out and stay in Laramie for their college education.

CASPER — The University of Wyoming continues to struggle with falling enrollment and retention rates as fewer students seek out and stay in Laramie for their college education.

The University of Wyoming continues to struggle with falling enrollment as fewer students head to Laramie -- and stay there -- for their college education.

The University of Wyoming’s annual budget will increase by nearly $100 million next year.