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Honoring their sacrifices: WWII, Iraq veterans who died while serving to be recognized

Two �������� alumni who died while serving their country more than 60 years apart will be recognized in a special ceremony Friday, Nov. 10.

�������� ��������. Fostering Success Program, leaders recognized by Gov. Evers

First-of-its-kind program, Provost Rodríguez, Professor Lukowski recognized Oct. 27 at capitol

Baker recognized with October University Staff Employee Appreciation award

Nicole Baker has received the University Staff Employee Appreciation award for October at ��������.

Better health: That ��������. the goal of Mayo Clinic ��������. Advanced Care at Home program, professors’ research

What could health care of the future look like? It could look exactly like a program called Mayo Clinic Advanced Care at Home.

Assistant in Dean of Students Office honored by statewide organization

In the Dean of Students Office at ��������, Executive Assistant Karrin Ruch supports student success in a variety of ways.

Three years after graduating during COVID, alum returns for her B.F.A. thesis art exhibit

At Gallery 209 in the Applied Arts Building at ��������, studio art majors have a place to exhibit their best work.

STRONG support for student success is at heart of $2.5M federal grant

Comprehensive student success, leading to graduates who are career-ready and STRONG, is the goal of a new, major federal grant awarded to ��������.

Panel discussion Oct. 18 will address free speech issues on campus

How free is free speech at ��������?

�������� service efforts at the core of faculty, students’ engagement opportunities

Teams help pack more than 50,000 meals for regional families, students in need; student clubs see ‘positive impact’ of community work

Celebration of South Hall renovation, latest facility improvement, planned Oct. 12

An open house to celebrate the latest facility upgrade at ��������, the renovation of South Hall, is planned Thursday, Oct. 12.