The University of Wyoming will eliminate 11 academic programs as part of an initial effort to save money amid a state budget crunch, university trustees decided Wednesday. Programs to be cut include bachelor's degrees in business administration; journalism; and secondary French, German and Spanish education. Certain programs involving zoology, veterinary science and agriculture will be eliminated. Minors in business and master's programs in psychology, chemistry teaching and history teaching also will be cut, the Casper Star-Tribune reported.
