A University of Wyoming master’s student studying botany, Tanner Gordon of Des Moines, Iowa, earned a first-place recognition for his poster focused on work done by him and his adviser in Colorado’s Front Range.

New migration maps published on December 18 document a near complete collapse of one of the North American Arctic’s formerly vast caribou migrations.

Driving down Wyoming highways, the landscape often seems vast and empty, nothing but sky and a few scattered bushes. But those scattered bushes are more vital than they appear at first glance.

Anna Krepel is a top performer at the state and national level. The secret to her academic, personal, and professional success? The University of Wyoming’s Range Club and the community she found there.

Sabrina White, the 2025 recipient of the Stewart Family Serviceship Award, expanded her “Bee the Scientist” program this year and elevated science education and community outreach throughout Wyoming’s senior centers. 

For Alzheimer’s patients and caregivers, late afternoon and evening can be a particularly challenging time. Rather than winding down at the end of the day, people with Alzheimer’s often exhibit increased agitation, aggressive behaviors, and a tendency to wander.