UW Crushes

A former University of Wyoming student has been ordered to pay a $540 fine after pleading no contest in an interference case.

The trial against a woman who is accused of making threatening statements against herself on a Facbook page has been vacated.

A judge has set a trial date and ruled on a motion to suppress evidence in the case against Meg Lanker-Simons.

A motions hearing for the case against Meg Lanker-Simons, who is accused of misdemeanor interference, has been postponed until August.

Meg Lanker-Simons, who has been accused in a misdemeanor charge of interference in a case that has gained national attention, has filed a motion to suppress evidence in the case.

An exclusive interview with the anonymous administrator of the controversial UW Crushes Facebook page. He discusses the site, the controversy, and his opinion on Meg Lanker-Simons

University of Wyoming Police have issued a citation to Meg Lanker-Simons for a charge of interference. According to the citation "Subject admitted to making a controversial post on UW Crushes webpage and then lied about not doing it."

Chants, signs and speeches took center stage at the University of Wyoming campus Monday morning during a demonstration against rape culture.