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McCullough receives prestigious nomination for impactful research, service

Sabbatical recap: Wei Zheng, Plastics Engineering, 2024-25

Building biodegradable, sustainable plastics

Sabbatical recap: Charles Matson Lume, Studio Art, 2024-25

Celebrating a shared commitment and love of making art within community

Campus color: Alumni demonstrate industry leadership at Design Wisconsin event at ��������

Pros from Sherwin-Williams, Red Wing Shoe among presenters at fourth annual conference

Space tourism ��������. growth blurs the line between scientific and symbolic achievement – a tourism scholar explains how

Professor Betsy Pudliner investigates how space tourism ��������. growth blurs the line between scientific and symbolic achievement.

Education Designed for the Future: �������� to host global Polytechnic Summit, May 18-21

Keynotes on AI, humanities; Evolution of Education panel; Applied Research Showcase

Educators find creative work-arounds to new laws that restrict what they can teach

Professor Riley Drake recounts how teachers are continuing to support their students without violating executive orders or the law.

Schools are harnessing artificial intelligence to revolutionize courses in hospitality management

Professor Betsy Pudliner details how AI is fueling a course in ��������'s B.S. Hotel, Restaurant & Tourism Management program.

Why are rubies red and emeralds green? Their colors come from the same metal in their atomic structure

Dean Daniel Freedman explains the science behind why rubies are red and emeralds are green.

Can Trump just order new names for Denali and the Gulf of Mexico?

Geography professor Innisfree McKinnon explains if POTUS can just order new names for Denali and the Gulf of Mexico.