WCCR offers a ‘front door’ for budding state entrepreneurs
UWM is part of a new statewide University Center that will stimulate commercialization and startups, and support entrepreneurs.
UWM grant supports a new way to monitor Great Lakes invasives
MILWAUKEE—Keeping count of the number and kinds of invasive species deposited in the Great Lakes by ships coming from other bodies of water amounts to a statistical nightmare, says J. Rudi Strickler, UWM Shaw Distinguished Professor of Biological Sciences. These aquatic organisms, which range from fish and mussels to tiny water fleas, are introduced by [...]
EPA grant supports UWM effort to monitor Great Lakes invasives
Rudy Strickler will work to find a more efficient method of monitoring incoming invasive species.
UWM in the News: Week Ending Nov. 21,2012
NEWS UW-Milwaukee student government latest group to support Palermo union Milwaukee Business Journal – November 20, 2012 UWM Student Association Senate on Sunday passed a resolution demanding the school’s administration stop selling Palermo Villa Inc. pizza on campus until the Milwaukee manufacturer’s labor dispute is resolved, according to a press release. Vision stimulates courtship calls [...]
Celebrated Great Lakes tragedy inspires students
Peck School of the Arts students worked to create a “mark” to be used on for events commemorating the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the “Christmas Tree Ship.”
Check the S.A.F.E. Line for severe weather notices
It’s snowing like crazy! Is campus closed? Check the S.A.F.E. Line Harsh weather can occasionally force the cancellation of classes and public events. The university community can learn about cancellations by calling the S.A.F.E. Line, 414-229-4444, as well as tuning in to local radio and TV broadcasts. Cancellations also will be reported on the UWM [...]
UWM’s growing garden movement – rooftops included
UWM staff and students tend more than 2,000 square feet of campus gardens to reduce the food mile and promote UWM’s sustainability mission.
Nohl Fellowship Exhibition at Inova
The Institute of Visual Arts (Inova) at UWM is featuring an exhibition through Dec. 9 of work by the artists who received Nohl Fund Fellowships in 2011.
