Women’s History Month: Hurricane Diane
Something strange and beautiful grew within Rock Springs’ old downtown area through March’s rain and sunshine: an homage to Mother Nature, headed by the queer disaster Dionysus (or Diane, in this case) herself.

Something strange and beautiful grew within Rock Springs’ old downtown area through March’s rain and sunshine: an homage to Mother Nature, headed by the queer disaster Dionysus (or Diane, in this case) herself.

People often think that protecting the environment means having to go out of your way to make large environmental movements or global events that are dedicated to saving our planet. Although these actions are important, taking care of our earth is...

It’s no secret that social media has become a big part of everyday life, more specifically a big part for college students. Platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat are common names that are often heard daily. These apps allow people to...

Reveille, Reveille: booter, get out of your rack. All hands on deck.
Our campus is nestled at the foot of White Mountain in the middle of the Red Desert and supports over 4,000 students a year. Western houses the natural history museum, art gallery, library, theater, fitness facilities, game room, and pool, all under one roof. Take a guided or self-guided tour!