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UWM alum changes the game, one ASL broadcast at a time

By Rachel MaidlOctober 22, 2025Business & World Affairs
Brice Christianson poses with a hockey rink behind him.

UWM alum changes the game, one ASL broadcast at a time

By Rachel MaidlOctober 22, 2025Business & World Affairs

Inspired by Packers games with his Deaf father, Brice Christianson eventually founded a company that pairs American Sign Language with live sports coverage.

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‘Bunch of jerks’: Research shows how brands can benefit from reclaiming insults

By Helaine HicksonAugust 25, 2025Business & World AffairsBusiness
The image shows a black T-shirt with the phrase "bunch of jerks" on it, as well as an image of a devil figure wearing a face mask under a quote that says "This place if full of satanic activity."

Companies usually ignore or try to refute criticism. But often, there’s a better way to respond, UWM researcher Katherine Du found.

Undergrad students study AI outsourcing and what it means for human jobs

By Sarah VickeryAugust 11, 2025Business & World AffairsBusiness
A graphical drawing shows a robot and person sitting across from each other at a table.

Businesses are increasingly turning to AI outsourcing to increase productivity. Gaurav Sachdeva and Gaurav Saluja are finding that the effects are not always what we might expect.

New dual-degree program equips grads for high-demand health care leadership roles

By UWM NewsJuly 29, 2025Business & World AffairsHealth
Four people talk while standing close to each other.

The new program – Master of Healthcare Administration and Master of Business Administration – is a joint effort by the College of Health Professions & Sciences and the Lubar College of Business.

Sociology alum brings sustainability to the vineyard

By Sarah VickeryJuly 21, 2025Business & World AffairsBusiness
A woman stands in a field of grapevines with her hands in her pockets

Meghan Murphy parlayed her degree into her dream job, overseeing Gundlach Bundschu Winery’s fields in California, ensuring that the operation is environmentally sound for generations to come.

Public event showcases student design concepts for a reimagined I-794 spur

By UWM NewsApril 29, 2025Business & World Affairs
A map highlights a section of I-794 through downtown Milwaukee

Architecture and Urban Planning students from UWM explored the long-term potential of the possible removal of the I-794 highway spur through downtown Milwaukee.

UWM fashions strategies for artificial intelligence in the classroom

By Jennifer WalterApril 21, 2025Business & World AffairsEducation
Five people gather around a laptop computer, while the teacher explains a key concept.

New curriculum teaches students how to use AI as a tool while not succumbing to its shortfalls.

How AI-powered chatbots can make – or break – consumer trust

By Jennifer WalterApril 7, 2025Business & World AffairsBusiness
Scott Schanke sits at a desk with laptop computers open next to his elbow and behind him.

The growing popularity of generative AI programs has supercharged the presence, and abilities, of those little text bubbles that pop up in the corner of so many consumer sites.

UWM proposal wins Universities of Wisconsin Innovation Grant

By UWM NewsJanuary 14, 2025Business & World AffairsScience & TechnologyEducation
The Chemistry Building is a modern, multi-story building with a sleek, white facade and large glass windows.

The plan calls for working with the local chemistry industry and education partners, including M-Cubed, to develop a paid summer internship program that trains students as chemical technicians.

UWM helps student navigate career goals, and he lands a job that fits just right

By Amanda Kienow December 3, 2024Business & World AffairsCampus & CommunityAlumniBusiness

Amir Foysal, an international student at UWM from Bangladesh, had a career goal: to find a position that blended business and technology. But he was struggling to find job titles that fit what he was looking for.

UWM Research Foundation awards bridge grants to UWM-related companies

By UWM NewsNovember 6, 2024Business & World AffairsCampus & CommunityAlumniBusiness

The Bridge Grant Program invests in new companies of UWM faculty, staff and students that have licensed intellectual property from the research foundation.

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