Former Fort Worth official is San Antonio’s new economic development director
The city department focused on fostering economic growth in San Antonio has a new leader.… Continue Reading »
New Publication from USP PhD student Kat Kocisky!
This article seeks to expand scholarly conceptions of green gentrification by emphasizing the complex and contradictory connections between nonhumans and humans..… Continue Reading »
Melissa Songco (nee Herguth), ’09 MS and certificate
Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County names new CEO
Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County announced Melissa Songco has been named as the new CEO by the Board of Directors, effective April 12.… Continue Reading »
New, Undergraduate Racial Justice Community Project Grants
New, Undergraduate Racial Justice Community Project Grants
Applications due April 15, 2021… Continue Reading »
Congratulations to Hamideh Moayyed
Congratulations to Hamideh Moayyed
Congratulations to Urban Studies PhD candidate and GIS Certificate alum, Hamideh Moayyed!… Continue Reading »
Saving America’s Cities
Saving America’s Cities
Monday, Nov. 9, 2020
6:30–8:30 pm
A virtual talk with Harvard University Howard Mumford Jones Professor of American Studies and Distinguished Service Professor of History Lizabeth Cohen as she discusses her new book… Continue Reading »
Fall 2020 Urban Studies Newsletter
Fall 2020 Urban Studies Newsletter
Check out the Fall 2020 newsletter! Topics covered include incoming grad students, alumni updates, Urban Studies award recipients, and upcoming events.… Continue Reading »
Urban Studies major, Allison Sweere, recounts her experience at the University College Dublin
Urban Studies major, Allison Sweere, recounts her experience at the University College Dublin… Continue Reading »
Congratulations to Urban Studies PhD Candidate Tathagato Chakraborty
Congratulations to Urban Studies PhD Candidate Tathagato Chakraborty, who is a recipient of a UWM Graduate School Distinguished Dissertation Fellowship.… Continue Reading »
The State of Black Milwaukee in National Perspective: Racial Inequality in the Nation’s 50 Largest Metropolitan Areas. In 65 Charts and Tables
The State of Black Milwaukee in National Perspective: Racial Inequality in the Nation’s 50 Largest Metropolitan Areas. In 65 Charts and Tables… Continue Reading »