State, national and international media frequently feature 蜜芽TV
and members of its community in stories. Here is a summary of some of the recent coverage:
UW鈥檚 fall semester enrollment increase, the second straight year-over-year increase,
was covered by and .
Ryan Williamson, a UW assistant professor of political science, was quoted in a article about a proposed nationwide ban on mail-in ballots. Williamson says many
people who rely on mail ballots in Wyoming tend to vote for Republican candidates.
In a article about the impact of wind turbines on earthworms, Michelle Weschler, a research
scientist with UW鈥檚 Wyoming Natural Diversity Database, noted her research showing
that turbines present a hazard to several common insect behaviors.
UW鈥檚 media release about successful fundraising for the university鈥檚 Artificial Intelligence
Initiative has generated headlines in , and the . The university secured $6.25 million in commitments from private donors, businesses
and foundations for sponsored research projects, which then allowed for a $2.5 million
match in funding from the state.
also wrote about a new UW Extension study highlighting the uncertainties that fishing
tourism in Teton County could face in a changing climate. 鈥檚 article noted the impact on Wyoming鈥檚 native cutthroat trout.
Leo Bernabei, a researcher with the UW College of Law鈥檚 Firearms Research Center,
was quoted in a article about restricting firearm access in public places that draw crowds.
covered UW鈥檚 鈥淪tate of the University鈥� presentation, noting how university leaders
expressed resolve and optimism amid serious challenges in higher education.
picked up UW鈥檚 release about the UW College of Education鈥檚 Classroom Connections
Tour, which gives students a chance to visit public schools across the state and build
connections in Wyoming鈥檚 education system.
UW鈥檚 Department of English recently launched a website featuring stories, photos and
a podcast that highlight the voices and experiences of everyday Wyomingites. UW鈥檚
release on the project, titled 鈥淩e-Storying the West for a Transformative Future:
We Are Wyoming,鈥� was picked up by the .
UW鈥檚 significant participation in the Wyoming Archaeology Fair was noted by the , which covered the event that featured a variety of exhibits and hands-on activities.
