News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Join us for an evening at the Thomas A. Greene Geological Museum to celebrate the life and times Thomas A. Greene, one of Wisconsin’s most prolific naturalists, as we showcase his spectacular collection of minerals and fossils and formally announce our recently-earned international designation.
Vishing is a type of phishing attack that uses phone calls to trick people into giving up personal information.
Qingsu Cheng has received a U.S. Department of Agriculture grant to develop a process to monitor and treat pathogens in polluted wastewater.
Sarah Riforgiate (Department of Communication) and Amy Mangrich (Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning) will accept the Social Learning Innovator Institution of the Year Award for UWM from Hypothesis on Oct. 17.
Join a free course on Oct. 23 that will cover how to protect yourself from phishing.
Join us as young leaders from around the world share experiences from the frontlines of the defense of democracy & human rights.
Join the NMDSI on Wednesday, Nov. 6, for our next virtual speaker series, “Bridging the Gap Between Data and Action.”
The Department of Urban Planning in the School of Architecture and Urban Planning has established the Center for Equity Practice and Planning Justice to combat racial segregation.
A new organization is now at UW-Milwaukee for students and staff that focuses on creating a more united campus.
The Center for Student Experience and Talent (SET) has strong nonprofit partnerships in the Asheville, NC area from the Alternative Spring Break Program.
