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Tony Webster/WikimediaState law now forbids instructors from "promoting" "institutional discrimination." UW says its instructors already don't. Instructors say the law is based on a misunderstanding. -
Courtesy of Abdahlrahim AbuwardaAbdalrahim Abuwarda’s family has made a life in Laramie, where he and his wife are attending UW. He told WPR he’s “terrified” at the prospect of losing their newfound stability.
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Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk will address the UW campus as part of his "American Comeback" Tour. -
The school will serve departments and disciplines across campus. -
Faculty objected to the abrupt removal of a popular dean and other big decisions they say were made under a "shroud of secrecy." -
If shoppers switched 5% of their grocery budgets to local foods, it could add more than $36 million to the state’s GDP. -
Following the ouster of a popular dean, donors and faculty said they were losing trust in UW leadership. -
The campus was plunged into uncertainty last week following the abrupt ouster of a popular dean. There was little in the way of a public explanation for the removal. -
Cameron Wright disagreed with the university administration’s plans to continue to funnel $500,000 from UW’s Tier 1 Engineering Initiative to the soon-to-be standalone School of Computing. -
UW announced this week that new rules will “likely not allow” the Women in STEM and Latina Youth Conferences, which have been hosted at UW for the last 25 years. -
A checklist warns staff to "avoid any actions that could be perceived as interfering." -
Office of Civil Rights is targeting 45 universities for 'race-exclusionary' advanced degree programsSix universities in the Mountain West are among the schools under investigation for participating in a program aimed at helping minority students earn doctoral degrees in business.
