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UW鈥檚 Ruckelshaus Institute, of the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources, has been engaged to study the economic relationship between Wyoming鈥檚 Teton County and Teton County, Idaho, according to the . Expansion of the Grand Targhee ski resort is at the heart of the discussion regarding a possible revenue-sharing agreement between the counties.

In a piece about the resurgence of Wyoming鈥檚 uranium industry, UW geologist Robert Gregory notes its boom-and-bust history.

The published UW鈥檚 press release about the university renewing its partnership with the Buffalo Bills. The agreement aims to increase the university鈥檚 brand awareness while building a student recruitment pipeline. UW will engage in marketing and recruitment activities in the days leading up to and during Buffalo鈥檚 Nov. 1 game against the Baltimore Ravens. , and in Buffalo, N.Y., also ran stories about the renewed partnership.

Ben Kern, an associate professor of physical education in the UW Department of Kinesiology and Health, was interviewed by for a story about a research study Kern conducted with colleagues around the country. The study found Wyoming elementary students only receive about 73 minutes per week of physical education, which is about half of national recommended guidelines.

covered the first meeting of UW鈥檚 Budget Footnote Working Group. also interviewed Nancy Fleming about how cheatgrass makes more frequent fires more likely. Fleming is the Wind River Big Horn Basin District invasive annual grass coordinator for UW.

published a story about UW鈥檚 Institute for Managing Annual Grasses Invading Natural Ecosystems releasing two short films highlighting cheatgrass management efforts in Carbon and Sublette counties.

The wrote a feature story about Dan Fetsco, a UW criminal justice professor, who competed in the  鈥淓scape from Alcatraz,鈥� a near-26-mile triathlon in San Francisco June 7.

The also wrote a story about Parker Brennan, a University of Wyoming sophomore music major from Cheyenne, who is among 10 UW students who have been selected for the highly competitive U.S. Department of State鈥檚 Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship.

Additionally, the published a story listing four UW students from Cheyenne who were part of a group of 26 students inducted into UW鈥檚 Alpha Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, as well as UW鈥檚 announcing Adrienne Freng as UW鈥檚 vice provost for faculty affairs.

published a story about Shad Frazier and Kellen McBurnett, two Rock Springs High School graduates, who each received a Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship. Frazier will attend UW in the fall and major in construction management, while McBurnett will major in mechanical engineering this fall at UW.

, the , the , and ran a UW Extension press release about a webinar series on managing landscapes during a drought.

The published UW鈥檚 press release on hosting the inaugural Community College Summer Institute. The also published the June schedule for the UW Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium.

In a story about the upcoming College National Finals Rodeo in Casper June 14-20, mentioned a number of UW rodeo team members who will be competing.