Campus & Community
Regents approve UWM school and college realignment plan
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents has approved UWM’s plan to merge eight schools and colleges at the university into four new colleges.
Webcam shows live views of new chemistry building project
The webcam, which sits atop the Engineering and Mathematical Sciences building, automatically refreshes every five minutes.
Regents to consider UWM school and college realignment plan
Eight schools or colleges at UWM would merge to form four new colleges in a proposal expected to be reviewed this week by the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents.
UWM grad student’s “Jeopardy!” appearance is a dream come true
Engineering student Avinash Rejendra had always wanted to appear on his favorite game show. Finally, he got the chance.
Ground broken for new chemistry building
UWM broke some very frozen ground on Wednesday, taking the first concrete step toward a new chemistry building. The new four-story, 163,400-square-foot building will replace one built in 1972.
UWM online programs rated highly by U.S. News
UWM’s online bachelor’s program was ranked No. 39 by U.S. News & World Report, in a report released today that evaluated more than 1,700 online bachelor’s and master’s degree programs nationwide.
Work set to start on new chemistry building
Groundbreaking for a new chemistry building at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is set for Jan. 26 at noon at the Kenwood Interdisciplinary Research Complex, 3135 N. Maryland Ave.
New police chief wants to engage with UWM community
Over his 26 years in law enforcement, David Salazar Jr. has seen the focus of police work change to community policing. That’s an approach he wants to continue at UWM.
UWM alum Dafoe to make ‘SNL’ debut
Willem Dafoe’s long, illustrious acting career has taken him from the stages of UW-Milwaukee to now, finally, the famed 30 Rock stage of “Saturday Night Live.”
Brookby Foundation gives $1 million for UWM research vessel
The Brookby Foundation has committed $1 million to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in support of the School of Freshwater Sciences’ new research vessel, which will be named the Maggi Sue.