UWM alums recognized with ‘40 Under 40’ honors
Graduates of UWM are leaders in every aspect of civic life. Here are a few who have made their mark early in their careers and will be recognized March 18 by the Milwaukee Business Journal.
Graduates of UWM are leaders in every aspect of civic life. Here are a few who have made their mark early in their careers and will be recognized March 18 by the Milwaukee Business Journal.
Sometimes students need a little assistance on their path to graduation, whether it’s managing stress, meeting financial needs or dealing with family issues. A team at UWM is here to help.
Aidan Black took an ASL course to fulfill a language credit at UWM. Now he’s performing in an intriguing play that incorporates sign language into the show.
UWM Chancellor Mark Mone and Karyn Frick discussed her groundbreaking estrogen research at the inaugural Chancellor Chat.
Junior dance student Davien Holton was one of the dancers on the field during the halftime show. More than 129 million people watched the show.
Jonathan Kahl turned a sports concept of the “scorigami” into a way of looking at weather patterns, and saw his work gain rapid popularity on social media.
Three special pop-up exhibits honoring Black History Month are in the library’s Distinctive Collections: the UWM Archives, UWM Special Collections and the American Geographical Society Library.
Jeanette Arellano recently won a national award for her teaching and community work. She’s an alum of UWM’s ArtsECO program, which develops and supports teachers as they integrate arts into the classroom.
FlexRide program that started with UWM grant celebrates 50,000 riders
UWM archaeologist weighs in on how the Great Lakes formed