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Tag Archives: Mike Sullivan
Behind the Mountain: The Story of the Centennial Complex
When you approach the University of Wyoming’s Centennial Complex, you’re met with an imposing sight: a massive cone rising from the earth, its dark metal skin catching the Wyoming light. It’s unlike any other building on campus—or frankly, anywhere else. … Continue reading
Posted in American Heritage Center, Architecture, University of Wyoming
Tagged Antoine Predock, Centennial Complex, Eleanor Chatterton Kennedy, Joe and Arlene Watt, Mike Sullivan, Terry Roark, Toppan Rare Books Library, University Architecture, University of Wyoming Art Museum, University of Wyoming Centennial
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Flashlights and Formulas: The Unexpected Tales of UW’s Engineering Building
The Engineering Building at the University of Wyoming, constructed in 1927, has been a cornerstone of technological education on campus for nearly a century. Originally housing both engineering and agricultural programs, the building reflects the university’s early focus on practical … Continue reading
Posted in University of Wyoming, Wyoming
Tagged 1930s Campus Life, Arthur G. Crane, Campus Heritage, College of Engineering & Physical Sciences, Engineer's Ball, Engineering Building, Gothic Revival Architecture, John McPhee, Mike Sullivan, Samuel C. Phillips, Schools of Mines, Student Protests, Tom Osborne, W. Edwards Deming
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Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr./Wyoming Equality Day
Martin Luther King, Jr./Wyoming Equality Day falls on the third Monday in January. It marks a time of remembrance and reflection on the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his relentless quest for equality, human rights … Continue reading