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Branch Libraries:

• William Robertson Coe Library (Main Branch)
• Brinkerhoff Geology Library
• Learning Resource Center (Resources for K-12th Grades)
• Rocky Mountain Herbarium
• University of Wyoming National Park Service Research Center

We'll have reduced hours this weekend due to the mid-semester break. Coe Library will close Friday, Oct. 9, at 5:30 p.m....
10/08/2026

We'll have reduced hours this weekend due to the mid-semester break. Coe Library will close Friday, Oct. 9, at 5:30 p.m.; will be closed Saturday, Oct. 10; will be open 1 p.m.- 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 11; and will be open 7:30 a.m.–7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12. Normal hours resume Tuesday, Oct. 13.

⏲️ Branch hours: link in comments!

🌿 The Natural Archive is hitting the road!A traveling version of UW Libraries’ The Natural Archive: Glimpses into the Un...
10/07/2026

🌿 The Natural Archive is hitting the road!

A traveling version of UW Libraries’ The Natural Archive: Glimpses into the University of Wyoming’s Scientific Collections is now making its way across Wyoming, bringing a look at the state’s biodiversity and natural heritage to libraries in communities statewide.

The tour, coordinated in partnership with the Wyoming State Library, kicked off this month at Goshen County Library in Torrington. Over the next two years, the nine-panel exhibit will visit libraries in Newcastle, Sundance, Gillette, Buffalo, Cody, Lander, Pinedale, Evanston, Rawlins and more.

The exhibit highlights scientific collections from across UW, including the Biodiversity Institute, UW Museum of Vertebrates, Geological Museum, Insect Museum, Williams Conservatory, Rocky Mountain Herbarium and Wyoming Natural Diversity Database.

📍 The exhibit will be on the road through October 2028, with each location hosting it for about a month.

See the full tour schedule and learn more at the link in our comments.

📚 JUST ANNOUNCED: Join us for an Afternoon with Percival Everett!UW Libraries, in partnership with the University of Wyo...
10/05/2026

📚 JUST ANNOUNCED: Join us for an Afternoon with Percival Everett!

UW Libraries, in partnership with the University of Wyoming Honors College and University of Wyoming English, are excited to welcome award-winning author Percival Everett for a special speaking event.

Everett is the author of James, winner of the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, as well as Erasure, which was adapted into the Oscar-winning film American Fiction.

Come hear Everett discuss his work, writing, and career.

📅 Wednesday, October 29
📍 UW Education Auditorium
🕓 4 P.M.

🎬 And that's not all...We'll also be hosting a screening of American Fiction earlier that week. See full details at the link in our comments!

🍂 Mini books, big stories, and a little fall magic. 🍂 📖 As the leaves change and the days get a little cozier, why not e...
10/02/2026

🍂 Mini books, big stories, and a little fall magic. 🍂 📖

As the leaves change and the days get a little cozier, why not explore the treasures in our mini book collection?

Come find us in Special Collections, room 309! 🍁📚

📚 Let Books Be: Banned Books Week takes place October 4–10, celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of access...
10/01/2026

📚 Let Books Be: Banned Books Week takes place October 4–10, celebrating the freedom to read and the importance of access to a wide range of stories, ideas, and perspectives.

Our Banned Books display on the main level of Coe Library features books that have been challenged or banned in libraries and schools, inviting readers to consider who decides what we can read.

Stop by throughout the month to browse the display and discover a few books worth reading.

10/01/2026

Coe Library showcases Cowboy Football History

“February 22, 1894: Coach Fred Hess leads out a roster of eleven men onto Prexy’s Pasture for the first-ever game of Wyoming Cowboy Football…”

Read the full story below

Written by Kyler Clark
Photo by Rylee Lingenfelter

🏈 Homecoming weekend at Coe LibraryHeading to campus for University of Wyoming Homecoming? Coe Library will be open 9 a....
09/24/2026

🏈 Homecoming weekend at Coe Library

Heading to campus for University of Wyoming Homecoming? Coe Library will be open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. this Saturday, Sept. 26, with extended weekend hours to give you a place to study, meet up, or take a break between University of Wyoming Alumni Association Homecoming events.

And while you’re here, be sure to stop by Level 3 to check out our new exhibit, 133 Years at 7220 Feet: A Celebration of Wyoming Cowboy Football.

Go Pokes! 🤠 💛🤎

Homecoming 2026: Throwback to 1976! 🤠 50 years ago, the University of Wyoming was celebrating America’s Bicentennial, a ...
09/21/2026

Homecoming 2026: Throwback to 1976! 🤠

50 years ago, the University of Wyoming was celebrating America’s Bicentennial, a new generation of Cowboys, and the Homecoming theme, “You’ve Come a Long Way, Cowboy.”

Swipe through for a throwback to 1976 and the years that led up to it, then come celebrate Homecoming 2026 with us!

Want to learn more about this year’s University of Wyoming Alumni Association Homecoming? Visit pokes.org/homecoming or the link in the comments.

📜 On This Day in Wyoming History: September 18, 1870156 years ago, Nathaniel P. Langford and the members of the Washburn...
09/18/2026

📜 On This Day in Wyoming History: September 18, 1870

156 years ago, Nathaniel P. Langford and the members of the Washburn-Doane-Langford Expedition entered Yellowstone National Park's Upper Geyser Basin and witnessed a remarkable sight. After watching the geyser erupt nine times, Langford and the expedition named it "Old Faithful."

📚 Want to explore more of this history? Come visit Special Collections and discover all of our Yellowstone and National Parks materials!⛰️

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