June 2018
June 26, 2018

Students send plasmids to space on a NASA rocket

From left: Ryan Kisiolek, Connor Nethen, Azia Barner, and Kaitlin Krause meet in the UWM …
June 26, 2018

UWM economist explores consequences of a tariff-driven trade war

Some iconic Wisconsin products, including cranberries and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, are getting caught in a trade …
June 26, 2018

Summer reads from English alumni authors

Summer has arrived and it’s time to hit the lakeshore for some relaxation and reading. …
June 26, 2018

Professors collaborate at the intersection of tech and health

When people don’t understand their medical test results, “The very first place they go is …
June 26, 2018

An immigrant’s journey to document Hmong lives

Chia Youyee Vang interviews members of the Hmong community in Cacao, French Guiana. Photo courtesy …
June 26, 2018

Eyes tell the tale of false linguistic memories

Krist Schubilske (left) and research partner Jasen Sonnen stand in front of their poster at …
June 26, 2018

UWM students learn the business behind journalism

Students conduct mock newscasts in the TMJ4 studio. Photos courtesy of Radio Television Digital News …
June 20, 2018

History alumna becomes an art Guardian

History alumna Katie Steffan stands with some custom-made archival boxes in a work room at …
June 14, 2018

When data is for the birds

Erica Gerloski and Glen Fredlund look at modifications made to windows prone to bird strikes …
June 11, 2018

A friendship turns to internship and job at Usman La’Aro

Usman La’Aro owner Simbi La’Aro (’15, BA Political Science) and her friend and director of …
June 6, 2018

Geography professor tracks green on the ground and in space

High overhead, a microsatellite is taking pictures of Downer Woods. (UWM Photo/Elora Hennessey) High above …
June 1, 2018

PhD grad gets Fulbright to study the foibe

A monument to the victims buried in the foibe along the Italian/Slovenian border stands in …