President Buchanan
UW President announces he'll retire next year.

Judy Pfaff - UW Eminent Artist-in-Residence
Pioneer of installation art joins UW faculty for the spring 2013 semester.

Barbara John - Finding Fault: Researching the Earth's Movement
What does Wyoming's Teton fault have in Common with the world's recent major natural disasters?

Mark Jenkins
UW writer-in-residence climbs Mt. Everest on assignment for National Geographic.

Outstanding UW Faculty
Student satisfaction with knowledge and instruction of UW faculty ranks significantly higher than the national average.

Keener Fry
UW Alumni Association welcomes new leadership.

Phyllis Lewis
UW's Cooperative Extension connects with rural communities.

Dr. Francis W. "Bill" Flynn
UW awarded $5 million to continue Neuroscience Research.

Dr. Melissa Murphy
Assistant Professor Melissa Murphy discovers earliest physical evidence of firearms in the Americas.

Dr. Ken Sims
"Scientists descend to a fiery lava lake to protect a Congolese city in its path."

Credit: Carsten Peter/National Geographic

Natalie Dollison
Since graduating from the UW Theatre and Dance Department Natalie Dollison has gained national recognition while working as UW's Senior Stage Technician.

Dr. Hermann Schatzl
When Hermann Schatzl could not find a disease he wanted to study in Europe he came to the University of Wyoming.

Dr. Alex Buerkle
An associate professor of evolutionary genetics, Dr. Buerkle is utilizing the new supercomputer to help with his research.

Dr. Asli Fahriye Ceylan Isik
A former exchange student from Turkey, she is now an assistant lecturer and a post-doctoral researcher.

Dr. Eric Nye
An associate professor in the Department of English, Dr. Nye is also an avid climber recently having summited Grand Teton.

Dr. Gracie Lawson-Borders
As an associate dean for the College of Arts and Sciences, her philosophy is that learning by doing is an essential component of growth.

Dr. Mark Clementz
A paleontologist whose research focuses on the ecology of the past, he is part of a long and distinguished history in the field of paleontology at the University.

Matthew Wilson
An associate professor of law, he draws on 20 years of international experience in a variety of fields and countries.

Dr. Theresa Bogard
A professor of piano study, she has performed internationally and has had some of her works recorded and released.