‘Together We Can’: Safety events focus on prevention
The theme of this year’s Safety Day is “Together We Can.” The focus is on preventing overdoses, deterring crime and being prepared.
News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
The theme of this year’s Safety Day is “Together We Can.” The focus is on preventing overdoses, deterring crime and being prepared.
Eight UWM students won awards recognizing their excellence in research into health, space and other important issues.
The renovated UWM Student Union will bring new experiences as well as a new look to the 350,000-square-foot building at the heart of campus.
An increasing number of Latinx students are entering and graduating from UWM, boosting the university’s effort to being designated as a Hispanic-Serving Institution.
For Rezina Hollis, a senior majoring in social work, her first study abroad program during 2023 Winterim was an opportunity learn more about the history of Black communities and the current social issues facing minorities in England.
Kevin Loh, a second-year master’s degree student in UWM’s classical guitar program, is racking up an impressive number of awards in international guitar competitions.
The effects of experiencing a traumatic event vary widely, sometimes affecting victims with severe PTSD. UWM neuroscientist Christine Larson is exploring why.
Hundreds of pounds of produce are grown in garden beds on campus and donated to the university’s food pantry, and thousands of pounds of compost is produced each year from food scraps.
When law enforcement wants to know whether illegal drugs are involved in a potential crime, they turn to analysts like Lexie Lanphere.
Residents of Sherman Park have a new place to meet and enjoy being outdoors, thanks to students from nine Milwaukee Public Schools who helped design and build a new community gathering spot at 55th and Center streets.