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Lyrical Sanctuary is UWM’s monthly open mic night, featuring standout spoken word artists, music, art, and YOU! This month’s feature is Adisa Simone! Adisa is an artist. Amongst many other things, including being a mother of two children, 15-year-old Nasier… Read More
November 15-December 16, 2021 Visit us in person! Gallery Hours: Mon-Wed and Fri: 12pm-5pm | Thurs: 12pm-7pm Visit the exhibition online here! (direct link will show up after the exhibition opens) The Crossing Over exhibition showcases work created by undergraduate… Read More
Lyrical Sanctuary is UWM’s monthly open mic night, featuring standout spoken word artists, music, art, and YOU! This month’s feature is Hosanna Conway! Hosanna is a daughter, sister, friend, and poet. She is a self-proclaimed survivor of life and of… Read More
The UWM Women’s Resource Center is excited to present the fourth annual Feminist Flea Market! This event is intended to provide a platform for local women, nonbinary, and femme-identified entrepreneurs and makers to showcase their products and inspire the students… Read More
Join the TRIO McNair Scholars Program in amplifying the narrative of first-generation college student experiences, needs, and accomplishments on November 8, National First-Generation College Student Day. This is a celebration of resiliency in the face of systemic barriers that continue… Read More
Celebrate Día de Los Muertos with live dance and music performances! Stop by to learn all about this tradition and see the ofrenditas displays made by students and campus partners. For more information or to request accommodations contact Sociocultural Programming: sociocul@uwm.edu
Stop by to a three day mini ofrenda workshop! UWM Concourse will host a ofrenda workshop for Día de Los Muertos on October 26th (1-4PM) and UWM Studio Arts & Craft Centre will host it on the 27th & 28th… Read More
The Ambassador Program is a 6-week long program sponsored by the Women’s Resource Center centered around feminism and to connect with other students on campus. Each week, Ambassadors will engage in discussions and activities based on feminism, debunking popular myths,… Read More
Last year we celebrated the SSOI/RHC’s 50th Year Anniversary and have been working in collaboration with the UWM Archives & Libraries to expand the collections by including an oral history project of some of the many voices that have formed… Read More
This traveling exhibit shares the stories of eight immigrants from Mexico, Central and South America to Wisconsin. We believe that the personal stories presented in this exhibit can deepen our understanding of immigrants’ lives and expand our understanding of history… Read More