Occupational therapy student Alexandra Zach measures a patient’s hand during Patient Evaluation Day. The event brings real patients to the university, offering students a chance to apply their work in the classroom to the real world. Students evaluate the patients’ injuries and offering suggestions for therapy, just as a working professional would. (UWM Photo/Elora Hennessey)
Kimberly Osborn, a PhD student in chemistry and biochemistry, works in a lab on the fourth floor of the new Chemistry building, with a view of downtown Milwaukee in the distance. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)
Yolanda Medina, director of UWM’s Military and Veterans Resource Center, dances at the Military and Veterans Ball at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center. The annual event, now in its 10th year, is a celebration that includes dinner, dancing and camaraderie for all military-related students, alums and supporters. (UWM Photo/Kyle Bursaw)
A dancer performs with the Little Priest Singers, a drum group from the Ho-Chunk Nation, at the Indigenous Felt Knowledge Festival in the concourse of the UWM Student Union. The festival celebrated Indigenous culture and traditions with music, performances, live art, workshops, vendors and food. November is American Indian Heritage Month. (UWM Photo/Elora Hennessey)
Members of the UWM women’s soccer team come together for a cheer after a recent practice. Eight UWM players
were honored with all-Horizon League awards, including Lainey Higgins as player of the year, Kayla Rollins as offensive player of the year and Parker Donahugh as goalkeeper of the year. UWM won the regular season conference title, and
will host the semifinals and finals of the Horizon League tournament starting on Thursday. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)
A beautiful blue autumn sky shimmers on the surface of Lake Michigan in this view of the Milwaukee skyline taken from UWM’s research vessel. The Neeskay is the only research vessel that operates on the Great Lakes year-round. (UWM Photo/Chris Baylor)
Every day, photographers at UWM capture the images that help tell the story of the university – its people and its programs, but also its impact.
We’ve been collecting the best photos each week in a gallery that features our photographers’ creativity and imagination.
Our first photo of the week gallery captured the best images from spring and summer of 2024; our second captured late summer and most of the fall semester. Here’s the third gallery, which will take us through much of spring semester.
