Rembrandt exhibit celebrates major bequest
UW-Milwaukee recognizes a multimillion-dollar bequest of artworks with an exhibition of 30 Rembrandt etchings at the university’s Art History Gallery.
Did ads make the American tourist?
Richard Popp’s, “The Holiday Makers,” explores the effects that mid-century print media advertising had on American consumer culture.
Arora a voice of Milwaukee’s Sikhs
Swarnjit Arora, professor of economics at UWM and an early member of Milwaukee’s Sikh community, speaks of his experience in the city
Helping students before they fail
A new approach to exceptional ed aims to identify and assist students with special needs before they fall behind, rather than waiting to correct deficits.
Condit explores ‘a world other than my own’
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art presents “Within a Stone’s Throw,” an exhibition by Cecelia Condit.
Getting a jump-start on the future
While most college students take a summer break, precollege students swarm the UWM campus.
Bridging a special needs gap
UWM is partnering with two Milwaukee health care institutions to make it easier for families to learn how to care for children with special needs.
Future shock: Retro-blog conceived at UWM
Matt Novak’s blog, Paleofutures, focuses on past visions of the future over a span of 13 decades, beginning with the 1870s.
UWM: The Future of Water is Here
The UWM School of Freshwater Sciences is the first graduate school in the nation dedicated solely to the study of freshwater.
Magda Peck: a ‘bold, audacious goal’ for a new school
Magda Peck, founding dean of UWM’s Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health, is excited about the opportunity to build a new school on the strong foundation already established.
