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Saying the University of Wyoming is committing to make free expression a guiding principle, it’s preparing to host both a drag show at a Matthew Shepard memorial event, and women's rights activist Riley Gaines in the coming month.  

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

Police responded but did not issue citations during the Thursday incident, which LGBTQ advocates say was an attempt to intimidate the sorority and students.

University of Wyoming officials being sued over the suspension of Todd Schmidt’s tabling privileges filed an answer on Monday to the plaintiff’s original 35-page complaint.

Top University of Wyoming officials continue a court fight, maintaining they acted properly in banning a Laramie church elder for calling out a transgender student at the Student Union despite a judge saying they’re likely to lose their case.

LARAMIE — The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees offered its perspective this week on the work done by President Ed Seidel’s Freedom of Expression, Intellectual Freedom, and Constructive Dialogue

The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees offered its perspective this week on the work done by President Ed Seidel’s Freedom of Expression, Intellectual Freedom, and Constructive Dialogue group, with

Last June, the Freedom of Expression, Intellectual Freedom, and Constructive Dialog Working Group, formed by University of Wyoming President Ed Seidel, published its report. Now that public comment has been

Todd Schmidt, a Laramie church elder who called out a transgender student by name on a sign, is back presenting in the University of Wyoming student union after a recent injunction lifted a ban on him being there.

LARAMIE — A second ruling from U.S. Senior District Judge Nancy Freudenthal was issued Thursday to dismiss parts of Laramie Faith Community Church elder Todd Schmidt’s lawsuit against the University