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Humans are meant to move. We’re dealing with sedentarism and diseases of excess. We can combat that with motion, and we have an express responsibility to the community to help them partake in things that can help them. – UW-Platteville Health and Human Performance lecturer Davoncie Granderson For 77-year-old Joyce Eveland, gloomy fall days have […]

The World Series has been the hottest ticket in town, as legions of Milwaukee Brewers fans paid upwards of $2,000 for a seat for Game 1. But some UW-Milwaukee students had an even better vantage point for the spectacle: The field. Nearly two dozen dancers from the UWM HYPE Dance team performed on Friday, Oct. […]

Following an illustrious career, Professor Emerita Laurie Beth Clark put on a massive exhibition to showcase the work and lives of her former graduate students Forty-one years of a professor’s teaching career. Three galleries. More than 100 life stories of her former students told through their art. “How We Got It Together,” a massive show […]

The University of Wisconsin-Superior continues to expand its academic portfolio, introducing new programs and delivery options designed to meet evolving workforce demands and provide greater flexibility for students. From emerging fields like cybersecurity and artificial intelligence to expanded online degrees and new majors, UW-Superior is building degree pathways that connect students with today’s in-demand careers. […]

Providing advocacy and support for students on a non-traditional path, a new resource center has found a home at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.    The Non-Traditional Student Center (NTSC) has opened its doors in the Dreyfus University Center (DUC). Non-traditional students are commonly defined as those older than 24 years old, with children or dependents, […]

Sometimes the smallest gesture can change the trajectory of a person’s day: a warm smile, a handshake or a genuine connection.  For 55 years, the La Crosse Exercise and Health Program (LEHP) has provided the opportunity for those day-altering interactions to happen.   Comprising several exercise and health programs, including adult fitness, cardiac rehabilitation and continuing education, LEHP provides medically supervised programming on the UW-La Crosse campus. […]

Alumni contribute to the Milwaukee Brewers’ pennant-winning season It’s true: a UW–Madison degree can get you to the World Series. Granted, no UW grads are currently suiting up for the pennant-winning Milwaukee Brewers. But Badgers fill key slots throughout the Brewers organization, including top business executives, marketers, software engineers, videographers, finance managers and analytics specialists. […]

It’s one of the most iconic logos in all of sports, and it’s about to celebrate its 50th anniversary and second World Series appearance. It’s the ball-in-glove logo of the Milwaukee Brewers. Or, for some, it’s the m-and-b logo. They are, of course, one in the same. The logo is familiar to millions of baseball […]

The American Players Theatre (APT) is currently running its 47th season as a language-based theater company. Originally producing exclusively Shakespeare, APT has expanded over its 47 years to incorporate classic plays from the past and contemporary works. The company operates on a rotating repertory model. At the peak of its season, APT runs five shows […]

For students looking to share their creative work, gain publishing experience and become part of a vibrant literary community, The Nemadji Review continues to serve as a cornerstone of artistic and academic expression at the University of Wisconsin-Superior. Published annually each spring, The Nemadji Review is a student-run literary magazine that showcases creative and scholarly […]