Will Allen, founder of Growing Power will discuss the importance of bringing both healthy food and valuable knowledge to communities through sustainable gardens.
Candace Chenoweth will oversee UW-Whitewater's study abroad and exchange agreements, international student and faculty immigration matters, and faculty-led travel studies.
Roche is embarking on a three-week fundraising expedition to climb Mount McKinley, North America's highest peak.
This summer, while some students will be working, interning or simply enjoying their break, Lee won't be doing any of those things. He'll be riding his bicycle more than 4,000 miles across the United States to join the fight against cancer.
Harley Pyles and Seth Kemmeter are the only students from Wisconsin and among only 30 in the world to receive this recognition.
UW-Whitewater heads to Salem, VA to play for the national title.
With Paralympians and All-Americans on the rosters, the UW-Whitewater wheelchair basketball teams muscled to the top of the sport.
Members of the campus community are encouraged to expand their knowledge of the scientific and socioeconomic influences on food choice, obesity and food safety.
State, city and university leaders will join the business community on Wednesday, March 14, to celebrate the achievements of the Innovation Center at Whitewater University Technology Park.
The march begins at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday, March 7, at the Prairie Tillers mural on West Center Street in downtown Whitewater. Everyone is welcome to participate.
Six professionals from the creative industry will be coming to campus on Monday, March 12 to share their stories and explain how they've taken their skills and talents to form successful careers.
At the "Posters in the Rotunda" event, students will share their original research with legislators and other state leaders.