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October 27, 2023
The University of Wyoming has settled with the Laramie evangelist who sued it for censoring his speech about a transgender sorority member and will pay $35,000 for his legal fees. UW will be blocked permanently from censoring or banning Schmidt over his views on Langford’s sexual identity.
October 27, 2023
The University of Wyoming reports that the institution of higher learning has agreed to the terms of a consent order that will resolve a lawsuit filed by Todd Schmidt regarding a one-year suspension of his tabling privileges in the Wyoming Union, if the order is approved by U.S. District Judge Nancy
October 25, 2023
Women’s rights activist Riley Gaines said the six sorority members suing over a transgender member's induction are “inspiring” while talking to 600 people at a University of Wyoming stop on her “Speak Louder” tour Tuesday night in Laramie.
October 18, 2023
Waunakee taxpayers will see a decrease in the tax rate for the average homeowner in 2024, though how much is still to be determined. This is mainly due to an
October 12, 2023
CASPER — Controversy has surrounded the University of Wyoming over the last year.
October 11, 2023
CASPER — Controversy has surrounded the University of Wyoming over the last year.
October 4, 2023
UW President Ed Seidel said in a letter published last week the university will maintain its commitment to free speech and free expression on campus despite recent controversies.
October 4, 2023
UW President Ed Seidel said in a letter published last week the university will maintain its commitment to free speech and free expression on campus despite recent controversies.
October 3, 2023
Three out-of-state activists placed flyers and rocks with discriminatory statements Thursday evening near a University of Wyoming sorority that made history last year by becoming the first to admit a
October 2, 2023
Three out-of-state activists placed flyers and rocks with discriminatory statements Thursday evening near a University of Wyoming sorority that made history last year by becoming the first to admit a