Lawmakers seek to develop more school trust lands
As fossil-fuel income declines, draft legislation could generate more revenue for education by leasing state lands for construction projects.
Education
Courage and vulnerability: taking artistic risk in a small town
Opinion
by 7 Comments As she prepares for a play in Sheridan that some might consider edgy, theater educator Grace Cannon contemplates the tenuous act of creative expression.
Film traces burly, beautiful migration route of Deer 139
A UW researcher and friends set out to follow a mule deer’s migration through the Wyoming Range. Their eye-opening adventure is captured in a new documentary.
Nichols enters records suit fray, says trustees kept her in dark
In Oct. 15 filing, a lawyer for former UW president Laurie Nichols asked to intervene, saying the former president was kept in the dark by trustees. News organizations oppose Nichols’ intervention, which is expected to delay resolution of the case
Judge nears decision on Nichols UW records lawsuit
Albany County District Court judge heard arguments from lawyers for news organizations and UW, indicated she would move quickly to make a decision.
