News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Join the Helen Bader Office of Applied Gerontology on Friday, April 10, for Artistic Representations of Aging, an annual event highlighting resilience in the older adult community through photography, film and music.
All are invited to the UWM Student Union on Wednesday, March 11, to celebrate the union’s 70th birthday.
Members of UWM’s campus community are invited to submit artwork and creative writing pieces to the collaborative community zine project “En-Vision: Toward A Queer Ethics of Slow Care.”
Join us for a special screening of “The Tennessee 11,” a powerful documentary that explores how a diverse group of Tennesseans came together in the wake of tragedy to find common ground on firearm policy.
This March, TechTraining is offering UWM faculty, staff and students two courses related to Teams Calling.
The Center for 21st Century Studies will host a hybrid information session on the 2026-27 application.
The annual Jere D. McGaffey Lecture will focus on ‘Letters from the Ancestors: Family History and Our Capitalist Future.’
The 2026 Community Empowerment & Justice Symposium will highlight explorations of challenges and opportunities.
Join Deanna Singh and UWM alum Justin Ponder as they discuss their new book in the next Panther Perspectives webinar.
Students can get their glow on at the Klotsche Center in their free Group X classes.
