On behalf of the Black Student Cultural Center (BSCC) staff, we invite you all to our annual Winter Welcome on Thursday, February 6th from 1-3 p.m. in Bolton 176! This open-house style event is designed for students, staff, and faculty to learn …
This symposium explores the impact of those who were resettled in the Milwaukee area following the 2021 Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.
The August 15, 2021, Taliban takeover of Afghanistan forced the displacement of millions internally, in the region, and across the globe. This symposium explores the impact of those who were resettled in the Milwaukee area. We will hear from Afghan …
Join the MSCs for a night of bowling, pool, and e-sports!
Fifty-five years ago, students in Wisconsin and across the country struggled to create a place for Black Studies. The Center for Afro-American Culture at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee was approved in 1968 and opened in 1969, evolving over time into …
A story of ordinary people overcoming political divisions through civil dialogue.
The UWM Honors College, the Division for Community Empowerment and Institutional Inclusivity, and Student Involvement invite students, staff, and community members to join us in the Honors College on Friday, April 11th, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm for the Community Empowerment and Justice Symposium!
In this lecture, historian Chia Y Vang will explore the impact and evolving perspectives on the Vietnam War over the past five decades.
UWM Latine faculty, staff, and students are invited to kick off Latine Heritage Month and the academic year. This event is an opportunity to build community and connect across campus. Join us at Bolton Hall, 183 (RHC). Sponsored by: Roberto …
Join the RHC Team as we walk in the annual parade and connect with Milwaukee’s Latine community. The parade is followed by a festival for all to enjoy. Meet at UMOS Headquarters. Sponsored by: Roberto Hernández Center (RHC)
Join us on Spaights Plaza to celebrate Latine Heritage Month with dancing, local Latine vendors, and more. Sponsored by: Sociocultural Programming and the Roberto Hernández Center (RHC).