UW trustees preserve lawsuit appeal option as clock ticks
The board voted Friday to preserve the right to appeal a judge’s ruling that the school must turn over records related to the end of former-president Laurie Nichols’ tenure.
Chris Boswell
Draft budget relies on savings, avoids major cuts
Lawmakers drew heavily on savings to write the state’s two-year budget. Big cuts were largely avoided but some programs took hits.
Campus muted following Bouchard gun flap
There’s little campus uproar over state Sen. Anthony Bouchard’s confrontation with UW students, even though some see him meddling with academic independence.
Sen. Bouchard gets into gun flap with UW students
Bouchard; Campus firearm discussion an agenda that “doesn’t reflect the values of Wyomingites.”
UW Trustees propose raising $200M for endowed chairs
The UW Foundation would raise $100M in matching donations for the $200M initiative, and play a key role in choosing the endowed chairs.
