Warhawk Weekly Archives
UW-Whitewater’s Department of Special Education, a program unique in the state with its mission to prepare professionals to become change agents in their support of individuals with disabilities and their families, has been named a recipient of the 2024 Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents Teaching Excellence Award.
Fall registration time is here! Students, your registration time is available in WINS. To access the fall 2024 course offerings, log into your WINS account and navigate to “Classes & Schedules,” followed by “Class Search and Enroll,” and select “Fall 2024.”!
Congratulations to the Warhawk men’s wheelchair basketball team, which claimed the 2024 National Wheelchair Basketball Association title with a 74-67 victory against Arizona in Saturday’s final! It’s UW-Whitewater’s 14th national championship in the program’s history!
The largest business school in Wisconsin is celebrating 110 years offering business education and 25 years offering online courses and degrees during the 2023-24 academic year.
UW-Whitewater celebrated its first-ever graduates in the online Master of Science in Education in Early Childhood Education Policy program at the university’s December commencement.
In the presence of UW-Whitewater faculty, staff, students, alumni and distinguished guests, Corey A. King was inaugurated as the 18th chancellor of the university on Friday, Feb. 23, at Young Auditorium.
Warhawks, let’s come together to celebrate the inauguration of Corey A. King, Ed.D., as the 18th chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024. Inauguration events include the ceremony at 2 p.m. in Young Auditorium and a reception at 3 p.m. in the James R. Connor University Center.
Discover internship and full-time job opportunities for students and alumni at the three-day Spring Hawk Career Fair for all majors on Tuesday-Thursday, Feb. 13-15, from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the University Center. More than 140 employers will be present. Faculty and staff are also encouraged to network with employers. Check Handshake for more information or contact Career Services at career@uww.edu or 262-472-1471 with any questions.
The UW-Whitewater Campus Garden, led by the sustainability office under the direction of Wes Enterline, has been named a recipient of the 2024 Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents Diversity Award. The team will be recognized at this Friday’s Board of Regents meeting in Madison.
For the second straight year, UW-Whitewater will welcome Special Olympics Wisconsin athletes and coaches to campus for the State Summer Games. The event is scheduled to take place June 6-8, 2024. A fundraiser for the Special Olympics, the 25th annual Polar Plunge, will be held in Whitewater on March 9.
Terry Tumbarello, executive director of University Housing, won the William B. Sweet Distinguished Service award from the Upper Midwest Region-Association of College and University Housing Officers (UMR-ACUHO). Tumbarello, who is in his 26th year at UW-Whitewater, leads a team of nearly 500 people who serve Warhawk students.
More than 600 Warhawks received degrees Saturday at Kachel Fieldhouse. Proud family and friends gathered to celebrate the achievements of graduating students at the ceremony, which was presided over by Chancellor Corey A. King.
We are set to celebrate the achievements of our graduates at 10 a.m. this Saturday, Dec. 16, as proud families and friends gather for the 2023 December commencement ceremony. Approximately 620 students will cross the stage to receive their degrees. The ceremony, about two hours long and presided over by Chancellor Corey A. King, will be held at Kachel Fieldhouse in the Williams Center.
The UW-Whitewater Department of Music once again bestowed its annual gift of music and beauty to the campus and surrounding community on Saturday, Dec. 2. The concert, held in the Young Auditorium, raises funds for music scholarships as it celebrates the season.
Behind strong performances from current and former UW-Whitewater student-athletes, the Team USA wheelchair basketball men’s and women’s teams each captured a gold medal and punched their ticket to the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris over the weekend at the 2023 Parapan American Games in Santiago, Chile.
So proud of our UW-Whitewater Marching Band for igniting Lambeau Field! These Warhawks performed a halftime show on Sunday, Nov. 19, that was pure musical adrenaline – filled with energy and enthusiasm!
Angie Carchesi has shown impressive versatility and talent in digital media during her time at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. She has won awards from the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association and the Wisconsin Community Media for her TV and radio work. And now she has added a national award to an already impressive list of accolades.
First-gen students are proud trailblazing students whose parents did not earn a four-year degree. More than one-third of the Warhawks on the Whitewater campus and more than one-half on the Rock County campus are first-generation! The annual First-Generation College Celebration on Nov. 8 commemorates the signing of the Higher Education Act of 1965 and promotes postsecondary access, retention, and completion for today’s limited-income, first-generation college students.
Warhawk Pride was on full display as we enjoyed "Once Upon a Homecoming," UW-Whitewater’s Homecoming 2023 celebration. We showcased our talent, enjoyed a bonfire with fireworks, strutted down Main and marked a day of victory in the George Chryst Memorial Bowl, with the Warhawks securing the Miner's Axe Trophy over UW-Platteville.
Join us for a fairytale of a time as we celebrate Homecoming 2023 on the UW-Whitewater campus now through Oct. 28! We’ll combine old with new, friends with family — and reminisce and make new memories as our spirited student and alumni traditions continue. This year’s theme is Once Upon a Homecoming. Join us for daily events such as trivia, bingo, talent show, and the homecoming parade, or cheer the Warhawks on game day. Check us out on social media @UWWHomecoming. Happy Homecoming, Warhawks!
It’s almost time for UW-Whitewater students to register for their spring 2024 classes. While your registration time won't be available until Oct. 23, you can take proactive steps to ensure a smooth registration process. To access the spring 2024 course offerings, log in to your WINS account and navigate to “Classes & Schedules,” followed by “Class Search and Enroll,” and select “Spring 2024.” Check your email for important advising information and contact your academic advisor for assistance in selecting spring courses. Freshmen can contact the AAEC office at 262-472-4646, or make use of our drop-in advising hours for direct assistance.
Unstoppable energy at UW-Whitewater's Family Fest fueled a weekend filled with laughter, games and unforgettable memories! From indoor games to tailgating to a record 20,113 fans packing Perkins Stadium, campus was buzzing with Warhawk pride.
Discover internships and full-time job prospects at this Fall Hawk Career Fair, which takes place 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 4, in the Williams Center. More than 170 employers will be there with opportunities to both students and alumni. Faculty and staff members are also encouraged to network with these employers. For questions, check Handshake or contact Career Services at career@uww.edu or 262-472-1471.
During high school, AJ Fitzpatrick accelerated his passion for competing in wheelchair basketball by reaching out to former national champion and UW-Whitewater alumnus Derrick Bisnett. When it came time for AJ to find his next team, Bisnett connected him with Jeremy “Opie” Lade, former coach of UW-Whitewater Men’s Wheelchair Basketball, who helped him to become a Warhawk, excel as a college athlete and discover new ambitious goals to chase. View “The Push to Be Better” to find out more about AJ’s story.
Every year, UW-Whitewater celebrates new freshmen and transfer students with Welcome Week. Take a look at our recap video capturing the excitement!
Thinking about getting involved on campus? Come join us from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 13, on the UC North Mall and learn about our 180+ student organizations on campus.
New students at UW-Whitewater capped off a tradition-rich day on campus Monday, Sept. 4, by participating in the RU Purple Rally and painting Warhawk Drive the university’s signature hue. We extend a warm welcome to our newest Warhawks!
Welcome to the 2023-2024 academic year! Several events and workshops around campus will help everyone adjust to the new semester. Freshmen and transfer students will be participating in Warhawk Welcome, where they meet other new students, learn more about the university and become part of the Warhawk community through campus traditions.
As part of Welcome Week, Chancellor King will address the campus at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29, in Young Auditorium. This event will be a moment of celebration to recognize colleagues, reflect on achievements of the past year and set the tone for the next academic year. Additionally, researcher and author Zach Mercurio will give a presentation to kick off the campus initiative U Matter. Everyone matters at UW-Whitewater — together, we all have the power to ensure those around us experience how much they matter. This is the official launch of the U Matter initiative on campus.
Undergraduates Tania Limón Ramirez, Miles McIntosh and Mireia Hernandez Justicia were among just nine students selected to travel to La Selva Biological Station in Costa Rica this summer as part of the Research Experience for Undergraduates program. The three-week REU program focuses on underrepresented students and is operated by the Organization for Tropical Studies, a consortium of universities and research institutions. The National Science Foundation pays for the students’ travel, housing and meals and gives them a stipend. Andrea Romero, associate professor of biology, environmental science, and women’s and gender studies and her husband, Brian O’Neill, associate professor of biology, served as faculty mentors on the research trip.
For the seventh consecutive year, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has been named among the Colleges of Distinction — a national honor that recognizes campuses for exceptional teaching and dedication to student success. This year the university is one of only two colleges in the state to be awarded a badge in affordability, one that focuses both on an institution’s costs and student outcomes as it aims to assist cost-conscious students and parents in navigating the complex landscape of college financing.
The Warhawk club baseball team finished second overall in the Division I National Club Baseball Association World Series. To earn their spot in the national championship, UW-Whitewater (ranked 8th) defeated No. 1 Utah State, No. 5 and defending champion Florida State, and No. 7 Virginia Tech. They fell to No. 2 Penn State in the final by a score of 6-3. Congrats on a great season, Warhawks!
1,404 Warhawks crossed the stage on Saturday, May 13, to receive their degrees. Help us congratulate them on social media! Check out a fun recap video of the two commencement ceremonies on the Whitewater campus over the weekend.
Help celebrate our graduating students who participated in our Hired Before Graduation campaign. Check out the photos and leave a message of congratulations and encouragement on Facebook. Our May 2023 graduates will be crossing the stage this Saturday, May 13, in the fieldhouse.
“UW-Whitewater is unquestionably the most successful program in the history of AMA Collegiate,” said Keith Niedermeier, former president and current member of the AMA Collegiate Chapters Council. “It is the standard by which all other chapters measure themselves.”
Attention seniors! If you are graduating in May 2023 and have landed a job, earned admission to graduate school or started a company before commencement, join us to have your photo taken professionally and posted to our Hired Before Graduation social media campaign.
Associate Professor Andrea Romero will be a Fulbright Scholar for the 2023-2024 academic year, spending five months in Jordan, conducting research and establishing a partnership between undergraduate students at UW-Whitewater and Jordanian university students to further the project.
On Saturday, March 18 — a 20-degree day! — Warhawks participated in the Polar Plunge at Cravath Lakefront Park in downtown Whitewater to benefit Special Olympics Wisconsin. $28,834 was raised for the cause!
Media arts and game development major and Roberta’s Art Gallery employee Brian Michael, has created an art calculator which helps hang art on the wall so the art is perfectly spaced and hung.
The finest wheelchair basketball athletes from around the nation will travel to UW-Whitewater on March 16-18 for the National Wheelchair Basketball Association men’s intercollegiate championships.
The 2023 Spring Diversity Forum, which will span three days, centers on disability justice and encouraging opportunities for learning, reflection and community building. Join us by welcoming the keynote speaker Lydia X.Z. Brown, an advocate, organizer, educator, attorney, strategist, and writer whose work focuses on addressing state and interpersonal violence targeting disabled people living at the intersections of race, class, gender, sexuality, faith, language, and nation at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 28, in UC 259.
Emma Siskoff, an art major from New Berlin, said creativity is her first and foremost passion as she pursues her options after graduation. But a secondary passion in entrepreneurship blossomed in October when Siskoff was a winner in the Self-Employment in the Arts — or SEA — pitch contest, held in conjunction with the Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization, or CEO.
Find an internship or a full-time job at this spring’s Hawk Career Fair from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 14, and Wednesday, Feb. 15, in the University Center! 161 employers will be present across the two days to share their opportunities with UW-Whitewater students and alumni from all majors. Learn more on Handshake. For questions contact Career Services at career@uww.edu or 262-472-1471.
Nicholas Gulig, an associate professor of languages and literatures, was recently named to the new two-year term of State Poet Laureate of Wisconsin.
As the State Poet Laureate, Gulig will serve as an ambassador of sorts for the literary craft, while simultaneously undertaking a project that will be completed by the end of 2024. He will give talks at various seminars, workshops and similar venues throughout Wisconsin.
A unique new collaboration is bringing a nursing program to UW-Rock County! The program, complete with a full faculty, clinical coordination expertise, and an innovative curriculum that integrates classroom instruction with instructors from Edgewood College with hands-on clinical and simulation experiences, is set to launch with its initial cohort in the fall of 2023. It is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) and approved by the Wisconsin Board of Nursing.
Dr. Corey A. King, vice chancellor for inclusivity and student affairs at UW-Green Bay, has been named the 18th chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. “I am excited to join the faculty, staff, students, and broader community as we continue to advance UW-Whitewater’s mission of being a ‘preeminent academic institution driven by the pursuit of knowledge, powered by a spirit of innovation, and focused on transforming lives,’” King shared. “The university’s demonstrated commitment to student success and excellent educational experiences at both the Whitewater and Rock County campuses will continue to be our driving force.”
On Saturday, Dec. 17, 2022, 630 smart, hardworking and dedicated students earned their degrees from UW-Whitewater. Help us celebrate our newest alumni by checking out the links below.
It’s time to celebrate our graduates! Visit our students who celebrated with our Hired Before Graduation campaign and give them some positivity on Facebook. Our December 2022 graduates will be crossing the stage at 10 a.m. this Saturday, Dec. 17, in the fieldhouse.
UW-Whitewater will celebrate the achievements of its graduates at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 17. Approximately 630 students will cross the stage to receive their degrees. The ceremony, about two hours long and presided over by Interim Chancellor John Chenoweth, will be held at Kachel Fieldhouse in the Williams Center.
If you are graduating in December 2022 and have landed a job, earned admission to graduate school or started a company before commencement, join us to continue this tradition by having your photo taken professionally and posted to our Hired Before Graduation social media campaign. Sessions are 7 a.m.-noon on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2:30-6:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 5, and 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 6, in Ballroom B (275) in the University Center. No appointment is needed — we’ll see you there!
Coming off a large win, Warhawk Football has secures a share of the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title for the 39th time in program history. The Warhawks set a number of program records in the win, including points in a game, surpassing the previous record of 75 that had stood since 2006.
In recognition of veterans and military service members, UW-Whitewater will offer several activities Nov. 7-12, including a veteran appreciation football game, tree ribbon tying and a bowling competition. The art exhibit “Tattoos: Stories of Service” will also be on display in Roberta’s Art Gallery.
Warhawk Pride was on full display as we revisited the decades for UW-Whitewater’s Homecoming 2022 celebration. We showcased our talent, had some friendly competition, strutted down Main and beat UW-River Falls in a game that came down to the wire and a field goal. Every day is a great day to be a Warhawk!
Revisit the decades with us as we celebrate Homecoming 2022 on the UW-Whitewater campus now through October 29! Join us for daily events such as trivia, bingo, the talent show or homecoming games, check out the parade, or cheer the Warhawks on game day. Check us out on social media @UWWHomecoming.
Help us continue to fight the stigma around mental health by participating in Spirit Week with Active Minds. Throughout Oct. 17-21, Active Minds will be sharing important information about mental health and how we can all change the conversation together, focusing on the five pillars of Active Minds work: awareness, education, advocacy, connection and community.
Family Fest kicks off this Friday, Oct. 14! Invite your loved ones to campus and enjoy all that UW-Whitewater has to offer. The university will be hosting a number of events for all ages to enjoy.
Warhawk Alley is also offering a Family Fest special Friday and Saturday from noon to 10 p.m.
Find an internship or a full-time job at this fall’s Hawk Career Fair from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the Williams Center! 180 employers will be present to share their opportunities with UWW students and alumni from all majors. Learn more on Handshake. For questions contact Career Services at career@uww.edu or 262-472-1471.
University Health and Counseling Services is excited for our first-ever Sexual Health Carnival from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5, at the Ambrose Health Center. While sexual health can be uncomfortable to discuss, this sex ed for the college student is an opportunity to come and learn — no need to ask anything. We’ll have a variety of information on important topics that impact students as well as resources. Several community partners will participate as well. Come walk through the health clinic at UHCS to learn — and ask questions if you want — and then go out back to enjoy some carnival popcorn, candy and games and to see real miniature horses! All participants will receive a coupon for a free Culver’s frozen custard. This is an event you don’t want to miss!
For the first time in 13 years, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Warhawk Marching Band soared into Perkins Stadium with new uniforms, thanks to Glenn Hayes, professor of music, and uniform designer and alumnus Michael Cesario. The new uniforms, which feature a design that evokes the wings of a hawk, is the latest the two have collaborated on over the years.
Are you looking forward to joining a club, student organization, fraternity or sorority? You name it, we’ve got it! Stop by the UC North Mall 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 14, and learn about some amazing involvement opportunities. Contact Involvement@uww.edu with any questions.
Esports is a fast-growing club on the UW-Whitewater campus where students can join online or in person. Participants become better esport athletes and push themselves to pursue their passion. A newly opened Esports Studio, with 25 accessible gaming-equipped computers, is located in the lower level of Wells West residence hall and open to both students and community members.
Rocio Duchesne-Onoro, associate professor of geography, geology and environmental science, worked with undergraduate students to conduct research with implications for urban planning. Duchesne-Onoro says the goal of the project, titled “Spectral Characterization of Urban Trees in Southern Wisconsin,” is to identify key features of all the trees within a city. Urban planners and forest managers are interested in what trees to plant or remove and the extent of their canopy to reduce the heat in cities. The most effective way to identify specific tree species is from above, using satellite and aerial imagery. Duchesne-Onoro’s team measured each leaf’s radiation emission and performed a statistical analysis of that data — similar to how fingerprints are unique to every human.
Welcome to the 2022-2023 academic year! There are several events and workshops happening around campus to help everyone adjust to the new semester. The schedule of events is located on the Welcome Week event calendar.
Freshmen and transfer students will be participating in Warhawk Welcome, where they meet other new students, learn more about the university and become part of the Warhawk community through campus traditions.
Help us celebrate College Pride Day at Summerfest! Between noon-3 p.m. Friday, July 8, receive one free Summerfest admission ticket by sporting a UW-Whitewater shirt or hat.
1,481 Warhawks crossed the stage on Saturday, May 14, to receive their degrees. Help us congratulate them on social media!
Help us congratulate and wish our Warhawks well on their new opportunities! Thank you for sharing your next steps with us – we can’t wait to see you fly!
Congratulations to these entrepreneurship majors, who won the Warhawk Business Plan Competition: Chad Tjugum (1st), Kara Zamora (2nd) and Hayden Pauls (3rd)!
Warhawks shared business plans and competed for monetary prizes at the Warhawk Business Plan Competition at the Whitewater Innovation Center on Wednesday, April 27, 2022. The event was organized by the Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ Organization (CEO).
In a come-from-behind victory, the Warhawks defeated Wichita State University 3-2 at the Intercollegiate Team Championships, held April 20-23 at Stardust Bowl in Addison, Illinois. Donovan Thomas, psychology and journalism major, was named most valuable player of the tournament. Shawn Wochner, who has coached the Warhawks for 12 seasons, coached his final match Saturday as the Warhawks won the title. The game will air on CBS Sports Network at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 10.
Thanks to a generous donation from the Studer Family Foundation, UW-Whitewater’s Rock County campus is offering 10 full-ride scholarships to Rock County high school students who will be graduating in May 2022. This opportunity is designed specifically for students who consider affordability the main barrier to going to college.
It’s On Us week, April 11-15, is dedicated to preventing sexual assault and supporting survivors. Join Whitewater Student Government for a schedule of events this week, including bingo, a tree planting, a lantern release and much more!
The Sustainability Office is excited to announce a variety of events that will celebrate and promote this April’s Earth Week/Month. Events start Tuesday, April 5, and will occur throughout the month. Check out the schedule for details.
Join us for the memorial celebration of Dr. Roger Pulliam at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 2, in room 275 of the University Center on the UW-Whitewater campus, as well as the renaming of Starin Hall, at 1 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Please RSVP by Monday, March 28.
The women's basketball team clinched the program's fourth trip to the Final Four since 2008 with a 68-62 victory against UW-Oshkosh Saturday night. The Warhawks will take on Amherst (Massachusetts) in the national semifinals at 4 p.m. Thursday, March 17, at UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
When she got to UW-Whitewater, chemistry major Robin Witt found that her love of biochemistry and weightlifting combined to help her achieve her academic and personal goals. The Deerfield, Wisconsin, native is working with chemistry professor Christopher Veldkamp on a research project whose findings, “Structural Insights into Molecular Recognition by Human Chemokine,” were published as in the journal Biochemistry. As a competitive weightlifter, Robin is competing in the Arnold Classic — the university nationals — and hopes to qualify for the Paris Olympics.
UW-Whitewater's Active Minds has won Chapter of the Year! This award is well-deserved, as efforts from this group can be seen across campus and throughout the City of Whitewater. In addition to self-care and mental health activities, this group has brought awareness projects to campus, organized walks, events, and guest speakers, and planted more than 3,000 yellow tulips to represent hope. The UW-Whitewater chapter was chosen among 600 other chapters across the United States.
Meet “HawkRover.”
This autonomous driving test vehicle, invented by Assistant Professor of Computer Science Haijian Sun and his students, uses a combination of lasers, cameras and wireless technology. Sun received a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to build advanced communication systems for self-driving vehicles.
“In the very near future, we expect the growth of smart cars to be very explosive. My project will enable cars to connect with each other seamlessly, efficiently and reliably,“ said Sun.
The Spring Hawk Career Fair, hosted by Career Services, will take place 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Feb. 15-16, in the University Center Hamilton Room, UC275 and UC259. Different employers will attend each day, and all majors are welcome. To see attending employers, register and receive notifications, visit the link below.
UW-Whitewater recognizes and honors the legacy, contributions and scholarship that African Americans contribute not only to the greater American landscape, but also here at the university. We hope you’ll join us for these events to pay tribute to the work that has come before us and continues to shape our future.
The Undergraduate Research Program is excited to announce that UW-Whitewater will be hosting the 20th Annual UW System Symposium for Undergraduate Research, Scholarly and Creative Activity on April 22. We welcome all students, faculty and staff to attend this in-person event for FREE!
Help us honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25, in the University Center's Hamilton Room. We will be joined by guest speaker Kevin Newell, founder and CEO of Royal Capital Group. Newell has a real estate partnership with the Milwaukee Bucks as developer/owner for the new $1 billion live-work-play entertainment district. He is also the first African American to build and own a multifamily-commercial development in downtown Milwaukee.
Did you know that there are hundreds of Warhawk-exclusive scholarships available? We’re now accepting applications.
UW-Whitewater honored graduating Warhawks during winter commencement on Saturday, Dec. 18, at the Kachel Fieldhouse.
Congratulations to these soon-to-be-graduates who have landed a job, earned admission to graduate school or started a company before commencement!
Warhawks stick together and help each other rise to success. Start a new holiday tradition today by supporting UW-Whitewater! Make a difference in the lives of Warhawk students as you support the Warhawks Give (Greatest Needs) Fund or the Warhawk Emergency Fund. Warhawks Giving Tuesday – make it a tradition!
Warhawks stick together and help each other rise to success. Start a new holiday tradition today by supporting UW-Whitewater! Make a difference in the lives of Warhawk students as you support the Warhawks Give (Greatest Needs) Fund or the Warhawk Emergency Fund. Warhawks Giving Tuesday – make it a tradition!
The men's and women's Warhawk Wheelchair Basketball teams will be hosting their annual tournament this weekend, Nov. 19-20, in the Fieldhouse. All games will be played on court 1.
Dale Splinter, professor of geology, geography and environmental science, works with his students to test tributaries suspected of bringing high levels of phosphorus and other pollutants into Geneva Lake in southeastern Wisconsin. Splinter’s undergraduate research project tested 16 streams around the lake from May to October in 2021. Along the way, his students gained valuable hands-on experience collecting and analyzing data.
Another successful Homecoming is in the books! Campus was full of life this past week, as we displayed our talents, enjoyed friendly competition, marched down Main, and watched a victorious Warhawk football team move to a 8-0 record. 'Til next year, Warhawks!
Pilar Melero, professor of languages and literatures, will receive the 2021 University Lifetime of Service Award from the State Council on Affirmative Action on Friday, Oct. 29, at the annual diversity awards program at the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison. Recipients include state agencies, educators and other individuals whose efforts resulted in more inclusive workplaces, equity in healthcare, community-building and mentoring for young people.
UW System President Tommy Thompson will visit the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and join students, faculty and staff in a campus-wide celebration to mark the success of the university’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts. Everyone is welcome to attend the event.
UW-Whitewater will represent the U.S. in the Enactus World Cup, joining 34 other teams from across the globe, from Oct. 14-21. Enactus is a nonprofit organization, supported by business leaders from around the globe and guided by educators, whose mission was to have students identify needs within a community, and then use business principles they learn in the classroom to solve these issues. Warhawk students are working to tackle preventable blindness across the globe.
All are welcome to attend a ceremonial naming celebration for Ma’iingan Hall, the new student residence hall nestled into a hill on the north side of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater campus. The event is at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 13, at the hall, located at 451 Warhawk Drive.
We did it! Congrats UW-Whitewater students on reaching a 70% vaccination rate! Our vaccinated Warhawks are now eligible for the UW System drawing of 70 scholarships valued at $7,000 each. You can still participate and win a scholarship. Get vaccinated if you are able and report it to UW-Whitewater by Oct. 31 for a chance to win.
For the fifth consecutive year, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has been recognized as one of the best universities in the country by Colleges of Distinction.
Are you looking for ways to meet people, or are you thinking of joining a club, student organization, fraternity, or sorority? Check out the student involvement fair! This two-day fair takes place 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 14, and Wednesday, Sept. 15, on the mall between the UC and Hyland Hall. Contact involvement@uww.edu with questions.
Last week was a blast on campus! We moved in, painted Warhawk Drive, celebrated at RU Purple, and welcomed the return of Warhawk Football. Here's to a happy, healthy and successful semester. You've got this, Warhawks!
Students, faculty, staff and members of the community can receive their free COVID-19 vaccinations at the Whitewater and Rock County campuses at upcoming clinics. The Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be available as supplies last.
Courtesy of donations to the UW-Whitewater Foundation in support of students and our vaccination efforts, we continue to randomly draw names of students who have submitted their vaccination record to the university and provide $500 awards.
Thanks to a generous donation from alumnus Ron MBA`89 and Jo Jadin, UW-Whitewater will provide additional awards to students who have been fully vaccinated and reported their vaccination to the university — 12 $500 winners will be chosen over the next two weeks.
UW System has announced that COVID-19-vaccinated students who attend universities that achieve at least 70 percent vaccination rates by Oct. 15 will be eligible to win one of 70 scholarships valued at $7,000 each.
With a selfless grace and steady determination, Roger Pulliam championed generations of students at UW-Whitewater — promoting diversity and inclusion to create education pathways for everyone. In recognition of Pulliam’s contributions, Starin Hall, the residence hall located at 901 West Starin Road, will be renamed in his honor.
Have you seen our new 30-second ad on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube encouraging students to join the Warhawk family? If you know someone who would like to tour UW-Whitewater, share the UW-Whitewater tour page with them. We'd love to show them what it's like to be a Warhawk!
Congratulations to the Class of 2021! UW-Whitewater graduated more than 1,500 Warhawks this spring semester. Check out some of the photos to see the fun! If you'd like to see the full commencement video, visit www.uww.edu/commencement.
Here’s to an amazing, hard-working and focused group of Warhawks who are ready to fly! These soon-to-be graduates have weathered a pandemic with intelligence, grace and kindness. Help us celebrate these seniors with UW-Whitewater's Facebook campaign, Warhawks Rising!
Thor Manson, an Army veteran who enrolled at UW-Whitewater after serving in Iraq, is the first Warhawk to be named a Harry S. Truman Scholar. Manson, who joins 61 other graduates from Stanford, Howard, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Notre Dame and other institutions in winning a 2021 Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation award for graduate studies, will attend Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., this fall.
Cheers broke the silence at Hyland Hall on the Friday before Spring Break as seven University of Wisconsin-Whitewater students won the Enactus United States National Exposition with their business model for combating blindness and empowering young women in India. Their business model, called “Shakti,” already has served thousands of people.
UW-Whitewater will honor the 2020-21 Distinguished Alumni Award winners and Outstanding Student Awards at a virtual celebration at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 17.
Haijian Sun, assistant professor of computer science, is one of three instructors in the UW System to receive the Regent Scholar Grant for 2020-2021, and will be honored at the next University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents meeting on April 8. The program provides $50,000 to undergraduate research projects that foster innovation, entrepreneurship and talent development. Sun's project hopes to improve the safety and efficiency of smart cars.
The next Hawk Career Fair takes place 3-7 p.m. Tuesday, March 30. This fair is open to undergraduate and graduate students and alumni from all majors and will focus on internships in sciences, human services, education, nonprofits and government. There will also be opportunities for summer employment.
After Paul Lauritzen arrived on the Whitewater State College campus in the fall of 1964 to start a special education program in its college of education, he soon found himself providing informal services for students with disabilities through the admissions office.
Remember, it’s up to all of us to keep our university safe and healthy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Warhawks protect Warhawks. View an important video message from Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Artanya Wesley »
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater’s Center for Students with Disabilities was founded a half a century ago, during the 1970-71 academic year. From that founding, the center has worked with colleagues across campus to make our university a national leader in educating students with disabilities — a place where students of all abilities can find a community and fully participate in all aspect of education and university life while earning their degrees.
The spring 2021 Virtual Global Experiences Fair is live now and runs through Saturday, May 1. Students have the opportunity to learn about hundreds of opportunities in more than 50 countries. Programs vary in length from a week to a year. There are virtual, travel study, internships and service learning programs as well. Students will also learn about funding options such as scholarships, grants and financial aid.
Warhawks, we are excited to share Chancellor Watson’s announcement for plans for the fall 2021 semester! These plans will include in-person classes and on-campus living and dining experiences as they were pre-pandemic. In addition, plans include athletics, arts and other expected activities. We will continue to take safety precautions and continue to follow CDC guidelines, so modifications may have to be made. Please continue to follow the Warhawk Social Covenant: wear a mask when in public, stay socially distant when appropriate, wash hands regularly and get tested, and — when eligible — get vaccinated.
Beginning in fall 2021, UW-Whitewater will offer a major tailored to students who have their sights set on law school or careers in legal professions. The new legal studies major, housed in the Department of Political Science, includes coursework on constitutional law, gender and law, ethics, legal writing and research and a required legal internship.
The Hawk Career Fair will take place virtually on Handshake across three days. This week's fair, from 2-6 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 10, is open to undergraduate and graduate students and alumni from all majors. Specific majors that are encouraged to attend this date include accounting, finance, economics, mathematics, business analytics, information technology, computer science, media arts and game development, art and graphic design.
The Diversity Forum will be a three-day event this year, with a schedule that includes a conversation with Chancellor Watson and workshops on microaggressions, race and implicit bias. Join us for this virtual event Feb. 23-25.
The campus community is invited to watch Chancellor Dwight Watson's State of the University Address at noon on Monday, Feb. 1. The presentation will feature an overview of our challenges, opportunities and priorities for the coming year, and it will also honor our university colleagues and recent achievements.
As Chancellor Watson stated in his message to campus this morning, we are excited to welcome you back! In the spirit of the Warhawk family, we’ll continue to work together to ensure a safe and successful experience for everyone at UW-Whitewater.
Help us celebrate the historic 150th class of Warhawks graduating in 2020 in a ceremony at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 19! The ceremony can be viewed at uww.edu/commencement.
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and the Whitewater community have been through a great deal together in more than 150 years, including two world wars, the 1918 influenza pandemic and, now, the COVID-19 pandemic.
Did you know that there are hundreds of Warhawk-exclusive scholarships available? We’re now accepting applications. Apply today!
Get peace of mind before you head home for the holidays. Get a free COVID-19 test to know if you’re infected. Know your risk and how the virus can spread at home. Know the spread of the virus in your community. Know before you go by scheduling an appointment with University Health and Counseling Services or visit the link below.
Attention students: Get your free COVID-19 test and receive a $10 Amazon gift card and instant entry into multiple drawings for $500 towards your student bill! Show up at the pop-up testing site from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11 at the University Center's Hamilton Room. On-campus and off-campus students are welcome.
Election Day has arrived! If you live on campus, you can vote 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the fieldhouse at the Williams Center. You will need a photo ID and a proof of residence. If you need help with these items, stop by the HawkCard Office and request a Voter ID card.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2020 Homecoming Week! Ben Larson was selected as Homecoming King, and the Homecoming Court was Caryana Dominguez, Devontae Sisk, Catherine Smith and Jody Wentworth.
The Champions Trophy were awarded as follows: Greek: Lambda Chi Alpha earned first place, Alpha Sigma in second and Sigma Sigma Sigma in third. Small Organization: Delta Omicron earned first place, with Southeast Asian Organization in second and Whitewater Student Government third. Large Organization: DECA took first place, with Circle K International in second and 91.7 The Edge in third.
The James R. Connor Spirit Cup was awarded to Alpha Gamma Delta, with second place to Lambda Chi Alpha and third Delta Omicron.
It's Homecoming, and we're not going to let a virus stop us from having fun! This year's week-long virtual events include a trivia competition, scavenger hunt, talent show and spirit day. And don't forget to hop in your car at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, for a drive-in movie! The Halloween classic “Hocus Pocus,” will be screened in Lot 24 (Perkins Stadium lot).
Fall traditions at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater are adapting to prioritize the safety of the campus community during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Homecoming Week is scheduled to run Oct. 19-23. Almost all events will be held virtually — including a study night, trivia competition, scavenger hunt, talent show and spirit day.
A project that began in spring 2020 by six seniors in supply chain management resulted in a generous donation of equipment to UW-Whitewater’s science departments from MilliporeSigma, the life-science business of the Merck Group, based in Darmstadt, Germany. John Ejnik, chair of the Department of Chemistry, is processing the donation.
Widespread antigen testing is a powerful tool in our effort to keep Warhawks learning on campus until Nov. 20. Sign up now for a free, fast antigen test at uww.edu/uhcs. Help stop the spread. Warhawks protect Warhawks.
The 2020 Fall Diversity Forum kicks off today, Tuesday, Sept. 22, with a student panel discussing their COVID experiences. Additional virtual events will take place on Sept. 29, 30 and Oct. 1. Join us for additional panelist discussions, personal pronoun usage and disability rights.
Please watch this video for an important message from interim Chancellor Greg Cook and Whitewater Student Government President Jody Wentworth.
Award-winning poet Marilyn Annucci takes us into the moment — bringing to life vivid details of memories and encouraging us to pause to see the things we might otherwise miss.
From Coach Bullis to Wes at the Campus Garden to some of your favorite professors, faculty, students and staff across the campus took a moment to say how much they have missed you, Warhawks, and that they are so happy to welcome you back.
UW-Whitewater is planning to return to a modified normal at both our Whitewater and Rock County campuses beginning with the fall 2020 semester. The first day of classes is Wednesday, Sept. 2. Visit our Warhawks Return website to see how we are prioritizing the safety and success of our university family for the Fall 2020 semester.
WHY I TEACH is a series about the dedicated faculty at UW-Whitewater who make every day a teachable moment — and every place a learning place — by their expertise and example.
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is planning to return to a modified normal at both our Whitewater and Rock County campuses beginning with the fall 2020 semester. The first day of classes is Wednesday, Sept. 2.
Help us celebrate UW-Whitewater's spring graduates at our Virtual Celebration of Graduates at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, on Facebook Live. During this 30-minute program, our chancellor and interim provost will preside, and our student speakers will share their thoughts. And then — get ready to join us in the Warhawk Strut!
Help us celebrate UW-Whitewater's spring graduates at our Virtual Celebration of Graduates at 1 p.m. on Saturday, May 16, on Facebook Live. During this 30-minute program our chancellor and interim provost will preside and our student speakers will share their thoughts. And then — get ready to join us in the Warhawk Strut!
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has attained a 6-year graduation rate of 62.5%, a record for the institution and a critical measure of student success. The university’s 4-year graduation also set a record, at 39%.
David Fassbender is a physical education major from Slinger who's burning up the track, capturing his second straight All-America honor and finishing sixth at the NCAA Cross Country Championship, the highest finish ever for a Warhawk. And the hardworking runner is one of the almost 10% of UW-Whitewater students who use the university's acclaimed Center for Students with Disabilities. Far from holding him back, his autism gives him a singular focus — which helps him push past the pain and focus on the finish.
UW-Whitewater's Department of Theatre and Dance gave a private performance of DanceScapes '20 for cast and crew before the COVID-19 situation prevented this year's concert. An annual spring tradition, DanceScapes gives students and faculty the opportunity to play and experiment with the possibilities of what dance can be. The choreographers were mentored by Professor Barbara Grubel and Inclusive Excellence Fellow Alfonso Cervera.
Juk Bhattacharyya, professor of geology, has been chosen as one of three professors in the UW System to receive a 2020 Regent Scholar program grant for $50,000. Bhattacharyya helped lead a multidisciplinary team of students to develop and field-test a device to monitor landslide risk. The goal is a way to anticipate landslides — which cost billions of dollars in damages and kill millions of people around the world every year.
As we begin our first day of remote and alternative learning, remember that the faculty and staff at UW-Whitewater are still here for you and that your success is our priority. Have a wonderful first day of classes. Keep engaged. Keep learning. Keep the Warhawk spirit flying high. We've got this! #WeAreWarhawks
Student researchers and their faculty mentors from across the state will showcase their work at the UW System Symposium, hosted by UW-Whitewater on Friday, April 24. Undergraduate Research Day activities for this year, will take place in the Williams Center and Hyland Hall. The symposium features undergraduate creativity, achievement, research, service learning and community-based research in all areas of study, including the humanities, fine arts, biological sciences, physical sciences, and social sciences. Presenter registration ends on March 16.
Student musicians from the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater will once again perform at one of the most famous entertainment venues in the world — Carnegie Hall in New York City.
UW-Whitewater invites campus and community members to join the 2020 Spring Diversity Forum, Feb. 25-27, for a variety of enlightening events. Georgia Stitt, musician and writer, will be a guest speaker and Dr. Jörg Vianden, professor of student affairs at UW-La Crosse, will present the keynote address.
UW-Whitewater invites campus and community members to join the 2020 Spring Diversity Forum, Feb. 25-27, for a variety of enlightening events. Georgia Stitt, musician and writer, will be a guest speaker and Dr. Jörg Vianden, professor of student affairs at UW-La Crosse, will present the keynote address.
Warhawks have the opportunity create connections and jump-start their career networks at the spring Hawk Career Fair, which will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Tuesday, Feb. 11, to Thursday, Feb. 13. New this year, the fair will target primary majors for each date, meaning students have one special day to attend the fair, but are encouraged to attend other days as well.
Currently enrolled Warhawks are invited to apply for more than $2.3 million in scholarships to be awarded for the 2020-21 academic year. More than 250 scholarships are available.
The campus community is invited to Chancellor Dwight Watson's State of the University Address at 3 p.m. Monday, Feb. 3, in the Young Auditorium.
With excellence in student engagement, faculty expertise and access to support resources, the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater's online degree programs have again been ranked among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
Congratulations to Warhawks who have already landed a job, been accepted to graduate school or started their own business! They will be graduating Saturday, Dec. 21, 2019.
The UW-Whitewater football team will host this Saturday's NCAA Division III Championship semifinal against St. John's (Minnesota) starting at 2 p.m. at Perkins Stadium.
The UW-Whitewater Department of Music's Holiday Gala Concert, Dinner and Silent Auction takes place Saturday, Dec. 7, beginning at 6 p.m. in Young Auditorium. This annual holiday tradition is filled with joyous sounds from nearly every music department student ensemble throughout the college. Small ensembles will play prior to the performance, during intermission and immediately following the concert. The evening includes a dinner in the Kachel Center at 6 p.m., a silent auction in the Fern Young Terrace at 7 p.m., and the concert at 7:30 p.m. in Young Auditorium. All proceeds benefit the Music Department student scholarship fund.
Our graduates are in high demand. That’s according to the campus’s latest outcomes report, which shows 98.4 percent of graduates are employed or enrolled in a graduate education program within one year of commencement.
The Warhawk family isn’t just an expression — it’s an experience. Here at UW-Whitewater, we strive for student success. Check out the commercial that debuted during last week's football game on state-wide television!
Veterans and military students at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater are earning their degrees at one of the top military-friendly schools in the U.S.
That’s according to the 2020 Best Colleges for Veterans list, released by College Factual. Out of 1,751 colleges and universities reviewed, UW-Whitewater ranked in the top five percent.
UW-Whitewater will hold a series of events throughout the month of to show appreciation to the individuals who honorably and bravely served and continue to serve our country. Events will include a month-long exhibit dedicated to female service members. “Whitewater Women of Valor” will display uniforms of servicewomen from numerous military branches.
UW-Whitewater aquatic biology students took a trip to the Allen Creek in Fort Atkinson on Oct. 15 to gather samples of aquatic life. Braving the cold water, students used various nets to collect the samples and examine the contents. “I was surprised to find so many water scorpions. They are a very alien looking water bug that breathes air through a long ‘snorkel’ attached to their abdomen,” said Brian O’Neill, assistant professor of biological studies.
The most recent report from the Department of Public Instruction shows UW-Whitewater awarded 663 teaching licenses in 2016-17– more than any other university in Wisconsin.
Proud Warhawks filled the UW-Whitewater campus on Saturday to engage in homecoming traditions. From live music to the parade, we flew our purple flags and celebrated a Warhawk football win.
Family Fest, a time for students, faculty and staff to host loved ones on campus, is an annual tradition at UW-Whitewater. From a junior pom pom clinic, to live music, to football, there was something for all Warhawks to enjoy!
Family Fest is this weekend! Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4-5, is a time for students, faculty and staff to host loved ones on campus.
The free Warhawk Shuttle that runs between UW-Whitewater and UW-Whitewater at Rock County opens doors to students, faculty and staff on both campuses. It’s a safe, convenient way for URock students to live in residence halls and for Janesville area students to get to the Whitewater campus. And for some students, it makes all the difference between going to college or not.
Political science major Kayla White took part in a life-changing experience in Central America when she traveled to El Salvador to take part in historic presidential elections. The Dixon, Illinois, native seized an opportunity made possible by a professor who pointed her toward the internship and which led her to participate in a landmark Supreme Court case involving the country’s civil war.
UW-Whitewater political science major Kayla White did not believe she would succeed in college after a 2.3 GPA in high school. But through the encouragement of her professors, the Dixon, Illinois, native was named to the Dean's List six times, landed a prestigious internship, earned a college scholarship, graduated with honors and is headed to law school.
Welcome, Warhakws! Move-in Day is a special day for the Warhawk family. We are excited to welcome back our returning students and celebrate a milestone moment for our newest class. Our Warhawk crew was everywhere, sharing purple pride and even capturing the day on video.
Everyone is invited to the campus-wide cookout, which will be held from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 27, at the James R. Connor University Center. The event will include food, music and an opportunity to reconnect with colleagues as we kick off the start of the academic year.
Congratulations, UW-Whitewater Class of 2019! We're so proud of all you have accomplished and we look forward to seeing the ways you'll achieve excellence in your communities as Warhawk alumni.
Congratulations to Warhawks who have landed a job, been accepted to grad school or started a business prior to graduation!
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater will celebrate the achievements of its graduates on Saturday, May 18, and Tuesday, May 21, as proud families and friends gather for the 2019 spring commencement ceremonies.
University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross today announced four finalists for the position of chancellor at UW-Whitewater.
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater American Marketing Association chapter was once again named the AMA International Chapter of the Year at the International Collegiate Conference in New Orleans on April 13. It is the eighth straight year that UW-Whitewater AMA has held or shared this title, and the 13th time since 2001. Competing against more than 380 chapters worldwide, this long-running streak is a significant achievement.
Events, which run through April 29, include a mix of sustainability, academics and student-led programming. All events are free and open to the public.
UW-Whitewater has been reaccredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, a mark of academic excellence and innovation.
UW-Whitewater lands 2020 championship forensics tournament, Honors students explore U.S. Immigration during trip to New York and Professor Rex Hanger wins Regents top teaching award.
Spring Hawk Career Fair, Winther Counseling Lab services now open and New Student Seminar instructor informational sessions.
Save the dates for money smart events, 41st Early Childhood Conference presents David Stokes, animal dude and Undergraduate Research Day.
Student commencement speaker competition, 'Study N' Style' returns to Andersen Library and Salute to Grads.
Student commencement speaker competition, Technology Surplus Sale and Learn about the history and dance of the Anishinaabe Tribe.
Student commencement speaker competition, Salute to Grads and Free film and food: "The Illusionists - The Globalization of Beauty".
Student commencement speaker competition, Help extend a warm Warhawk welcome and Strategic Enrollment Planning open forum.
Spring Hawk Career Fair, Winther Counseling Lab services now open and New Student Seminar instructor informational sessions.
Spring Hawk Career Fair, New Student Seminar Instructor Informational Sessions and Assessment Grant applications are now being accepted.
Nominations for Women in Leadership, Spring Hawk Career Fair and Special Olympians pair with UW-Whitewater for a day of training.
Martin Luther King Jr. commemorative discussion and movie, Assessment Grants applications are now being accepted and Record number of LEAP teams create action plans for student success.
Winter commencement set for Dec. 15, Warhawk Football finishes the season 13-1, and Student Organization recognition Spring 2019.
Scholarships for students, PassportParking app, and Warhawk Football advances to semifinal of NCAA Division III playoffs.
Hired Before Graduation - December 2018, Warhawk Football advances to quarterfinal of NCAA Division III playoffs, and Fall Faculty and Staff Recognition Reception.
Warhawk football advances to second round of NCAA Division III playoffs, Wheelchair basketball hosted national tournament, and Hired Before Graduation - December 2018.
Warhawk football begins quest for seventh national championship, Wheelchair basketball to host tournament, and Commencement tickets ready for pick-up.
Help encourage first-generation students, Veteran and military service member recognition, and Presenting the U-Rock Jazz Band and the U-Rock Chamber Orchestra.
Warhawks accept the 2018 Ann Lydecker Educational Diversity Award, Voter information for students, and Science outreach to host public tye die event.
UW-Whitewater's Homecoming brought family, Winther Counseling Lab open, and Wellness Summit.
Undergraduate Research Day Oct. 11, Pulitzer Prize-winner Goldstein to speak on campus, and UW-Whitewater to be part of the Blackhawk Community Credit Union new headquarters.
Student speaker competition, Canvas Workshops - Fall 2018, and Community clean up.
Warhawk football goes to 2-0, Painting Warhawk Drive, and Groundbreaking ceremony for UW-Whitewater Community Engagement Center and a Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott.
Move-in Day 2018, Hawkfest 2018, and Funds available for Sesquicentennial celebrations.
State of the University Address, Campus Cookout, and Help us welcome new Warhawks!.
Our Concert Series continues with a blues vibe, Position opening - Faculty Director of the Office of Global Experiences, and SOAR welcomes new Warhawks.
Concert Series featuring the WhiskeyBelles, Rock County Fair, and Join us in Lake Geneva!
MAGD students win international competition, 150 Golf and Lake Outing, and Teaching STEM in Hawaii.
Alumnus inspires The Rock's character in new blockbuster, Summer on the mall, and Professional clothing donations needed.
Concert Series featuring King Solomon, McNair Research Symposium, and Faculty and staff appreciation sale.
UW-Whitewater welcomes branch campus at Rock County, Wheelchair Basketball Camp, and UW-Whitewater Day at Miller Park.