Food drive to support international students
International Food Drive seeks donations through April 30th
Student Announcements
Lecture to focus on attention and thought in age of AI
On Thursday, April 10, join C21 and the AI and the Humanities Collaboratory for lecture by Meghan O’Gieblyn, author of God Human Animal Machine, about thinking about the point of thinking at a moment when we outsource creative and intellectual tasks to machines.
Registration open for student Dinner Dialogues in April
Registration is open for Dinner Dialogues — opportunities for UWM students to gather over meals for facilitated conversations on timely topics.
UWM chief of police finalists announced
UWM is pleased to host finalist interviews for the position of chief of police of the UWM Police Department.
U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón to give lecture on April 15
Ada Limón, the 24th U.S. poet laureate, will speak on campus from 7-9 p.m. on April 15, in the UWM Student Union.
NMDSI AI symposium to focus on industries and careers
The annual AI symposium on April 15 will explore AI’s ever evolving impact on job automation in various industries.
Panthers at Work week is April 10-16
Celebrate National Student Employment Week with the Center for Student Experience and Talent.
FAFSA Help Days March 27 and April 24
Join the Multicultural Network during one of three FAFSA Help Days this semester.
A few safety tips for spring break
Stay safe when you or those around you are drinking, partaking in cannabis or using other drugs.
Graduate Student Commons grand opening set for April 7
Join the celebration of the grand opening of the new Graduate Student Commons in the Golda Meir Library on April 7.