State, national and international media frequently feature the University of Wyoming and members of its community in stories. Here is a summary of some of the recent coverage:
UW President Ed Seidel’s statement about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk was quoted in a national Associated Press article -- picked up by many outlets -- regarding the importance of public universities as a place where people can express themselves freely and safely.
UW athletics programs provide an average annual economic impact of $206.4 million, reinforcing their role as a major contributor to the university, the city of Laramie and the state of Wyoming, according to a new study. Wyoming News Now reported on the study.
The discovery by the research team led by UW Professor Mark Gomelsky that compounds in maple can inhibit the bacteria that cause cavities has received additional coverage, including from Wyoming News Now.
UW research showing a misalignment between federal policy and public priorities when it comes to fire prevention and suppression efforts received additional attention from Wyoming Public Media.
Also receiving additional coverage is a UW study showing that cheatgrass and other invasive species are threatening mule deer habitat in northeast Wyoming, including from WyoFile.
