App will help visually impaired UWM students and visitors navigate campuses
UWM is the first university in Wisconsin to use Aira, a free service that helps visually impaired students, staff and visitors find their way around.
UWM professor explores nuanced perceptions of aging in culture
Getting older isn’t just about moving into a retirement community and “over-the-hill” balloons for birthday parties. It’s also not just about finding the latest elixirs or exercise routines to stay fit or maintain a youthful complexion.
Student finding his voice in push for racial justice
Noah Wolfe, a senior in education who is in an accelerated master’s degree program, is already thinking about how he can help and support his future students in urban schools.
LIGO and Virgo detect most massive gravitational-wave source yet
Researchers have detected a signal from what may be the most massive black hole merger yet observed in gravitational waves, an event that created a behemoth 142 times that of the sun.
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UWM at Waukesha professor discusses how senior citizens are handling the pandemic with patience
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UWM chancellor talks about the importance of “The Endless Frontier Act”
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UWM students host virtual events to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month
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UWM athletic director says UWM sports teams are ‘playing it safe’ amid COVID-19
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