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UW prepares policy framework to protect 'essential' services offered through ODEI - Vimarsana News

UW prepares policy framework to protect 'essential' services offered through ODEI

CHEYENNE — In response to a budget footnote that defunds the University of Wyoming’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI), the university’s Board of Trustees decided Thursday to create

Community College Commission requests $16M in state aid - Vimarsana News

Community College Commission requests $16M in state aid

CHEYENNE — Community colleges are burdened with the high costs of inflation, and the Wyoming Community College Commission is trying once again to get the state to pay its share.

'State aid hasn't kept up': Community College Commission requests $16 million in state aid - Vimarsana News

'State aid hasn't kept up': Community College Commission requests $16 million in state aid

CHEYENNE — Community colleges are burdened with the high costs of inflation, and the Wyoming Community College Commission is trying once again to get the state to pay its share.

'State aid hasn't kept up': Community College Commission requests $16 million in state aid - Vimarsana News

'State aid hasn't kept up': Community College Commission requests $16 million in state aid

CHEYENNE — Community colleges are burdened with the high costs of inflation, and the Wyoming Community College Commission is trying once again to get the state to pay its share.

'State aid hasn't kept up': Community College Commission requests $16 million in state aid - Vimarsana News

'State aid hasn't kept up': Community College Commission requests $16 million in state aid

CHEYENNE — Community colleges are burdened with the high costs of inflation, and the Wyoming Community College Commission is trying once again to get the state to pay its share.