Arts & Humanities
Will the real Godzilla please show up?
The human issues that are embedded in the stories – war, pollution, technology – make Godzilla a global cautionary tale.
‘Body Worlds’ and UWM students at Milwaukee Public Museum
Students from the College of Health Science’s Doctor of Physical Therapy are volunteers at the “Body Worlds & The Cycle of Life” exhibit.
Professors are “Unclear on the Concept”
Unclear on the Concept is a UWM-centric alternative rock band that has a chance to play at Summerfest this year.
Curating the Biennial in NYC, then an INOVA homecoming March 31
Contemporary conceptual artist, curator and double UWM alumna Michelle Grabner returns to INOVA on March 24.
Double major inspires Chagall exhibit
The current exhibition at the UWM Art History Gallery grew out of the curator’s double major.
‘Les Liaisons Dangereuses’ brings intrigue to UWM’s Mainstage Theatre
This award-winning drama by Christopher Hampton is an exploration of the aristocratic excesses of pre-revolutionary France.
Milwaukee poet laureate has UWM ties
Jim Chapson, who has taught creative writing at UWM for 34 years, has been named one of two Milwaukee poet laureates.
Internationally acclaimed Indian filmmaker visits UWM
The UWM archive is acquiring, preserving and screening the Adoor Gopalakrishnan’s works in the original 35mm motion picture format,
Restoring America’s homegrown philosophy
Robert Schwartz, a UWM Distinguished Professor, has contributed to the revival of a uniquely American strain of philosophical inquiry.
Learning a new language? Mind your ‘s’ and ‘sh’
Two UWM linguistics researchers are trying to unlock some of fundamental challenges to second-language acquisition.