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Generations of flight: UWO aviation management student finds his future at AirVenture
Before Nicholas Schlabach ever imagined working on aircraft for NASA, he was a kid standing in a hangar beside his father. His father spent about 45 years as an aircraft mechanic. His grandfather commanded a P-38 squadron during World War II and continued flying after returning home. Aviation surrounded Schlabach. “A lot more seeds were […]
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Blugold researchers examine effect of farmers market program and impact on community
On a warm Saturday morning in July, students from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire make sure their table is set up and ready to go at the weekly farmers market in Eau Claire’s Phoenix Park. They show up every Saturday. But they don’t have a product to sell; the students are there to give others […]
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Dairy youth camp returns to UW–Madison
In mid-July, 63 high school and middle school students attended the four-day Badger Dairy Camp on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus, where they learned about the breadth of areas that contribute to Wisconsin’s dairy industry, and the higher education and career opportunities available to them. The programming, for youth ages 12-17, included hands-on workshops and […]
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Three-Time Fulbright Scholar: UW-Green Bay professor expands global impact through prestigious international award
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay continues to strengthen its global impact as Rasoul Rezvanian, professor of finance and the Austin E. Cofrin Endowed Chair in Business, has been named a 2026–27 Fulbright U.S. Scholar to Azerbaijan. The award marks Rezvanian’s third Fulbright appointment, placing him among a select group of scholars worldwide to earn the […]
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UW-Platteville students examine Midwest infrastructure projects
Seventeen University of Wisconsin-Platteville civil and environmental engineering students traveled more than 1,000 miles across three states in late May as part of a five-day field trip focused on regional infrastructure and the social, environmental and economic impacts of infrastructure projects. Led by Dr. Christina Curras and Dr. Michael Penn, professors of civil and environmental engineering, the […]
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UW-Stevens Point fitness center internship helps student prepare for career in wellness
When University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point student Gracie Casper began searching for an internship opportunity, she knew she wanted an experience that would help her gain the skills for work in the fitness and wellness industry. A rising senior majoring in health sciences and wellness, Casper found that opportunity through DAWG Fitness at UW-Stevens Point. After […]
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Parkside Works, university’s partnership and workforce-innovation office, undergoes leadership change
Steve “Rocky” Donovan, founding executive director of Parkside Works, announces retirement KENOSHA, Wis. – Steve “Rocky” Donovan, the founding executive director of Parkside Works at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, plans to retire at the end of August after helping launch the university’s partnership and workforce-innovation office. Dr. John Skalbeck will succeed Donovan as Executive Director, UW-Parkside […]
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UW-Stout Polytechnic students, staff help turn community into a canvas during Murals in Menomonie
Muralists from around the U.S. and world join university artists and volunteers for public art event Menomonie, Wis. – From an artistic portrayal of the journey of Hmong refugees from Laos to Menomonie to an eye-catching image that captures the past, present and future of Wisconsin’s Polytechnic University, students and staff members from UW-Stout Polytechnic had […]
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UW-Eau Claire groundwater workshop offers unique insight, access
Seeing is believing when it comes to water. That’s why a special workshop at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is empowering educators across Wisconsin to better explain the difficult subject of groundwater flow and its impact. Dr. Sarah Vitale, associate professor of geology and environmental science, guided her second group of K-12 educators through a […]
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UW-Milwaukee guitar grad performs winner’s recital at Carnegie Hall
When classical guitarist Leonela Alejandro stepped onstage at New York’s Carnegie Hall recently to perform a solo recital, she was not nervous. Instead, she said, she felt eager to celebrate her hard work and play for the many family members and friends in the audience. “Before the concert, I kept thinking to myself, I really […]