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University of Wyoming

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Laramie, United States

A public research university that offers programs in various fields, including science and ecology.

CCI Score

CCI Score: University of Wyoming

13.47

Latest Event

University of Wyoming Commits to Political Neutrality

The University of Wyoming has officially adopted a statement of principles endorsing political neutrality, emphasizing free expression, inclusivity, and the open exchange of ideas on campus. The commitment, driven by efforts led by President Ed Seidel and adjunct professor Martha McCaughey, aims to foster an academic climate that protects intellectual freedom and resists partisan pressures.

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SABOTEUR

University of Wyoming is currently rated as a Saboteur.

+10 to +24 CCI Score
Companies in this bracket take more subtle actions to undermine authoritarian practices. They might implement internal policies or support reforms that quietly weaken oppressive systems, contributing to change in less overt ways.

Latest Events

  • University of Wyoming Commits to Political Neutrality Logo
    DEC
    13
    2023

    The University of Wyoming has officially adopted a statement of principles endorsing political neutrality, emphasizing free expression, inclusivity, and the open exchange of ideas on campus. The commitment, driven by efforts led by President Ed Seidel and adjunct professor Martha McCaughey, aims to foster an academic climate that protects intellectual freedom and resists partisan pressures.

  • +50

    Public and Political Behavior

    June 27

    By officially committing to political neutrality and fostering an environment that values free expression and inclusivity, the University of Wyoming is taking a stand that counters partisan and authoritarian influences. This proactive step protects diverse viewpoints on campus and supports academic freedom, aligning with anti-fascist and progressive values.

    The University of Wyoming officially commits itself to political neutrality

  • University of Wyoming Lobbying Spending 2023 Logo
    MAR
    31
    2023

    The University of Wyoming spent $30,000 on lobbying during 2023 as reported by OpenSecrets, with no clear evidence linking the expenditure to far‐right or authoritarian objectives.

  • +0

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    June 27

    The university’s reported $30,000 lobbying expenditure in 2023 is factually noted without evidence of supporting extremist or authoritarian policies. Viewed from an anti‐fascist perspective, this lobbying activity does not contribute to an endorsement of far‐right agendas, resulting in a neutral rating.

    University of Wyoming Issues Lobbied

  • University of Wyoming Lobbying Spending in 2023 Logo
    JAN
    01
    2023

    According to OpenSecrets data, the University of Wyoming spent $30,000 on lobbying in 2023. This expenditure reflects the institution's engagement in political lobbying, which may contribute to reinforcing established power structures and influencing policy decisions.

  • -20

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    June 27

    The University of Wyoming's spending on lobbying activities indicates an active involvement in political processes. While the amount is relatively modest, such efforts can potentially sustain power structures that align with authoritarian policies, warranting a negative score from an anti-fascist perspective.

    University of Wyoming Lobbying Profile

  • UW Political Donation Controversy Logo
    APR
    14
    2021

    Local Republican representatives criticized the University of Wyoming for making two contributions totaling $2,100 to the Albany Democratic Party Central Committee during the 2020 election cycle. The university stated that the money was a fee for service rather than a political donation, but critics argue that using public funds for such contributions undermines the institution’s neutrality.

  • +20

    Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts

    June 27

    The University of Wyoming’s contribution to a Democratic committee has been framed by local Republican representatives as a misuse of public funds, thus politicizing the institution. From an anti-fascist perspective, while the support for a progressive cause is positive, the controversy over public money raises questions about the proper use of taxpayer funds. The incident is evaluated under the Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts category, emphasizing the political nature of the donation despite its characterization as a fee for service.

    Local Representatives Call Out UW for Political Donations

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