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UW economist Rob Godby was quoted in an article that focused on a new policy that could affect the future of coal mining in the Powder River Basin and, in turn, Wyoming's tax structure. Godby also offered comments to on what Donald Trump鈥檚 presidential election victory last week will mean for Wyoming鈥檚 overall energy industry.
from the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) noted that UW鈥檚 IADC student chapter recently explored 鈥� northern Colorado assets and operations. UW students gained valuable insights and an up-close perspective on drilling operations, well servicing and production facilities.
Abbey Morales, communication and marketing specialist with the UW Biodiversity Institute, was interviewed by about an all-Spanish presentation in Jackson last weekend. Biodiversity graduate students presented their research projects.
featured tardigrades -- the ubiquitous microscopic animals that resemble gummy bears with eight legs -- that can easily endure levels of radiation that would be lethal to most other forms of life, extreme temperatures and even survive in the vacuum of space. Thomas Boothby, a UW associate professor of molecular biology, has been researching tardigrades the last several years and was quoted in the article.
UW鈥檚 new residence hall project, which began in November 2022, is on track to house students in fall 2025, according to . The $285.5 million project -- the largest in school history -- includes two new five-story residence halls that will house a two-story dining hall and more than 920 student beds at the center of campus next to the Wyoming Union and Half Acre Recreation and Wellness Center. published UW鈥檚 release.
published UW鈥檚 release noting that a number of free public events are scheduled for Native American Heritage Month on campus. UW鈥檚 Native American Education, Resource and Cultural Center, Native American and Indigenous Studies Program and High Plains American Indian Research Institute sponsor the monthlong celebration.
Michelle Weschler, assistant research scientist at UW鈥檚 Wyoming Natural Diversity Database, was lead author of a research paper that assessed the risks posed to bugs by wind turbines. reported on UW鈥檚 release, noting that Weschler was the lead author of a paper titled 鈥淲ind energy and insects: reviewing the state of knowledge and identifying potential interactions.鈥�
published UW鈥檚 release noting that UW鈥檚 School of Politics, Public Affairs and International Studies will host its sixth lecture -- a book launch for 鈥淣ationalized Politics: Evaluating Electoral Politics Across Time鈥� -- this week in the Wyoming Union. The event is part of the 鈥淐hallenges to Democracy鈥� lecture series.
Emma Jacobsen, a Cheyenne senior in UW鈥檚 College of Business, recently received the inaugural scholarship funded by the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation. published UW鈥檚 release on the announcement.
published UW鈥檚 release noting that the UW Student Art League will host a 4x4 Silent Art Auction Friday, Nov. 22 in the Visual Arts Building lobby. Those who would like to create and submit art for the show are invited to do so, according to the article.
