Seminar series focuses on preparing future faculty and professionals
The UWM Graduate School helps graduate students get acquainted with expectations of graduate studies and plan for careers after degree completion.
Student Announcements
Free student session on building wealth and communities with economic development
Explore career paths and opportunities that drive economic impact and community growth
2024 election resources are available for students
Students have access to a new webpage with information and resources for those who may struggle during election season.
Spring 2025 parking permit sales
Students can purchase their Spring 2025 semester permits starting at 8 AM on Monday, November 4.
Diplomat to discuss career and internship opportunities
There are a wide variety of career and internship paths with the Department of State so this is a great opportunity for students in all majors to learn more about a career in federal service.
Shorter library loan history will protect privacy
Beginning January 25, 2025 the UWM Libraries will anonymize loan circulation data six months after an item’s return; however, users will have the opportunity to opt in to an application that will save their loan history.
Illegal file sharing: Just don’t do it
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) made it illegal to re-publish copyrighted electronic media by downloading, uploading, or file-sharing.
Have a plan for a safe and fun Halloween
As you prepare to celebrate Halloween, keep these tips in mind for a safe and spooktacular weekend, instead of a seriously scary one.
AI Ethics Symposium: From Policy to Practice set for Nov. 21
In partnership with the Center for Data, Ethics, and Society at Marquette University, the NMDSI will host an AI ethics symposium on Nov. 21, to continue the national dialogue around the ethical concerns of AI.
Natural Treasures of Milwaukee: The Story of the Thomas A. Greene Geological Collection
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.