Division of Student Affairs Connect. Prepare. Thrive. Our mission is to create a vibrant community where students feel a sense of belonging, foster transformative learning opportunities beyond the ...

We welcome you to a behind-the-scenes look at the Peck School of the Arts! Sign up for an information session to learn about programs while touring studios and spaces our students learn and create in.

At the start of Body Acceptance Week Oct. 23-27, new research from the Zilber College of Public Health at UWM offers a ...

Sadique Oddoye, current MA student, will be attending the PhD program in African History at the University of Miami. Congratulations Sadique! Patrick Hall, PhD student in History with a Public History ...

More than two dozen UWM faculty and staff members were honored for their efforts to make UWM a better place for its students ...

Eva Petrič's Bird of Hope for Peace (2023-2025) is a bird woven from 1,000 lace roses crafted by artisans in 11 countries.

A lifelong love of water and nature has become an avenue to a career and world travels for Maggie Armstrong, with the help of ...

UWM students are taking their work from the classroom to the big screen with the premiere of Heavy is the Crown at Milwaukee’s Oriental Theatre. The film will debut as part of Milwaukee Film’s third ...

This year, his fourth at UWM, Smith will continue his undergrad coursework and gain additional research experience. Hands-on learning in the lab has built his confidence in challenging biology courses ...

This summer, UWM student Eric Schmitt (Electrical Engineering, MS program) traveled to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to expand his work on renewable energy systems through a collaboration with a Brazilian ...

Maeve Shampine won the Department’s Undergraduate Alumni Scholarship. Following recommendations from the faculty, this award is given each year to the continuing undergraduate student whose ...

Wildfire smoke has increasingly become part of summer in Wisconsin, bringing hazy skies, poor air quality and growing questions about what repeated smoke exposure could mean for public health. Amy ...