May 2021
May 21, 2021

A thread tying ancient Peru to modern Chicago

For nearly 20 years, David Pacifico has traversed the terrains of Peru. First, helping colleagues …
May 21, 2021

Taking a long-term look at income inequality

John Schwendel took an extraordinarily long view while researching income inequality in the United States. …
May 18, 2021

Student researcher ‘stepping back in time’ on Lake Michigan shore

Between 35,000 and 40,000 years ago, Lake Michigan’s geography looked drastically different. Much of its …
May 18, 2021

UWM biologist named a 2021 UW System Regent Scholar

Ava Udvadia, UWM associate professor of biological sciences, has been named by the University of …
May 18, 2021

Get the data on UWM’s new degree

The future lies in data, so the UWM Mathematical Sciences Department is making sure its …
May 18, 2021

Geosciences student studies analog minerals to understand the Red Planet

There are two schools of thought as it concerns the early Martian surface. The first …
May 18, 2021

Italian professor’s book remembers one of baseball’s greats

Before Joe DiMaggio ever donned a Yankees uniform, Tony Lazzeri was swinging for the fences. …
May 18, 2021

UWM greenhouse enjoys a rare bloom from the “Corpse Flower”

On April 17, the first-ever Titan Arum bloomed at the UWM Biological Sciences Greenhouse. The …