Female Folk Trio Hits the Road for One Last Hurrah

UW-Eau Claire alumna Lauren Buelow wrote the July 15 Volume One article "Female Folk Trio Hits the Road for One Last Hurrah," which features UW-Eau Claire students Adelyn Strei and Johanne Swanson.
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New campus lot to help relieve upcoming parking shortage

The new parking lot being constructed at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the July 16 WQOW-TV story "New campus lot to help relieve upcoming parking shortage."
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Stocks, including those with local ties, endure difficult second quarter

Research by Dr. Eric Jamelske and UW-Eau Claire students Brian Wood, Eric Nohelty and Zach Hines was featured in the July 18 Leader-Telegram article "Stocks, including those with local ties, endure difficult second quarter."
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UW-Eau Claire to offer programs for nonprofit professionals

UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education programs for nonprofit professionals were featured in the July 13 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire to offer programs for nonprofit professionals."
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UW-Eau Claire announces summer astronomy activities

Summer astronomy activities at UW-Eau Claire were featured in the July 13 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire announces summer astronomy activities."
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A look back: remembering the worst storm to ever rip through the Eau Claire area

Mike Rindo, University Communications, was interviewed for the July 15 WEAU-TV story "A look back: remembering the worst storm to ever rip through the Eau Claire area."
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Native American flute convention returns to UW-Eau Claire

Dr. Tim Lane, music and theatre arts, was quoted in the July 15 Leader-Telegram article "Native American flute convention returns to UW-Eau Claire."
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UW-Eau Claire current/former players talk about summer basketball camp

UW-Eau Claire alumna and former Blugold basketball player Heidi Arciszewski and current students and Blugold basketball players Callie Halama and Laura Olson were interviewed for the July 15 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire current/former players talk about summer basketball camp."
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Native American flute convention returns to UW-Eau Claire

Dr. Tim Lane, music and theatre arts, was quoted in the July 15 TMCnet Education Technology article "Native American flute convention returns to UW-Eau Claire."
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Deadline approaches for fall election filings

Dr. Rodd Freitag, political science, was interviewed for the July 8 WQOW-TV story "Deadline approaches for fall election filings."
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Students receive prestigious Gilman scholarships for study abroad

UW-Eau Claire students T. Benjamin Fischer, Erin Byrne, Benjamin Zenda and Adam Coonen were featured in the July 8 WQOW-TV story "Students receive prestigious Gilman scholarships for study abroad."
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Students named to deans' lists for spring semester at UW-Eau Claire

UW-Eau Claire students who were named to deans' lists for the spring semester were featured in the July 8 WQOW-TV story "Students named to deans' lists for spring semester at UW-Eau Claire."
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Two universities to add new water fountains

Charles Farrell, University Centers, and UW-Eau Claire student Megan Koester were interviewed for the July 7 WEAU-TV story "Two universities to add new water fountains."
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UWEC Hosting 2013 Softball Championships, 16th In Directors' Cup

The annoucement that UW-Eau Claire was chosed to host the 2013 NCAA Division III Softball Championships was the subject of the June 25 WQOW-TV story "Eau Claire To Host 2013 NCAA Division III Softball Championships" and the June 28 WQOW-TV story "UWEC Hosting 2013 Softball Championships, 16th In Directors' Cup." Scott Kilgallon, athletics, was interviewed for the June 28 story.
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Dean named for UW-Eau Claire business college

Diane Hoadley, who recently was named dean of the UW-Eau Claire College of Business, was featured in the article "Dean named for UW-Eau Claire business college" in the July 9 issue of The Business Journal of Milwaukee.
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UW-Eau Claire Ships Most Books in World

The UW-Eau Claire chapter of the Golden Key International Honour Society was featured in the piece "UW-Eau Claire Ships Most Books in World" in the June issue of the organization's e-newsletter, "Key connections." Paula Stuettgen (University Centers), UW-Eau Claire's Golden Key chapter adviser, also was featured in the "Advisor Spotlight" section of the same issue.
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Chapin recommended as new MMS principal

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Mark Chapin was featured in the July 3 River Falls Journal article "Chapin recommended as new MMS principal."
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New Illinois law to fight bullying in cyberspace

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was quoted in the July 3 Rockford (Ill.) Register Star article "New Illinois law to fight bullying in cyberspace."
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Auto shop owner brings ice cream to the Philippines

Dr. Ned Beach, philosophy and religious studies, was quoted in the June 16 Leader-Telegram article "Auto shop owner brings ice cream to the Philippines." The article was written by UW-Eau Claire student Sara Nemec.
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Eau Claire man to play for Frisbee sport's title

UW-Eau Claire graduate Patrick Niles was featured in the July 1 Leader-Telegram article "Eau Claire man to play for Frisbee sport's title." UW-Eau Claire graduate Anna Hettler also was quoted in the article.
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Mission on Wheels

UW-Eau Claire graduate Katie Nolan and her dad were featured in the June 24 Leader-Telegram article "Mission on Wheels." The article was written by UW-Eau Claire student Sara Nemec.
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L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library: Rob Reid Storytelling

Rob Reid, education studies, was featured in the June 30 Volume One calendar listing "L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library: Rob Reid Storytelling."
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Overdue at the Library: Good Guides on How to Use It

Research by Eric Jennings, Jill Markgraf and Hans Kishel, McIntyre Library, was featured in the June 29 Chronicle of Higher Education article "Overdue at the Library: Good Guides on How to Use It."
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Mosquito population in Western Wisconsin expected to explode

Kelly Murray, biology, was interviewed for the June 29 WEAU-TV story "Mosquito population in Western Wisconsin expected to explode."
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Online Bullies Pull Schools Into the Fray

Research by Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was featured in the article "Online Bullies Pull Schools Into the Fray" in the June 27 issue of The New York Times and in the June 23 Kansas State Collegian article "Cyber bullying: Students’ emotional, physical health at stake."
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Trempealeau’s Big Dig: Archaeologists hunt for Native American relics

UW-Eau Claire student Andrew Lohr was quoted in the June 21 La Crosse Tribune article "Trempealeau’s Big Dig: Archaeologists hunt for Native American relics."
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When Am I Local?

UW-Eau Claire student Matt Ledger wrote the June 17 Volume One article "When Am I Local?"
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Prairie Farm ball field fundraiser nets $26,000

UW-Eau Claire alumna Barbara Bender was featured in the Barron News Shield article "Prairie Farm ball field fundraiser nets $26,000."
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Local Man Donates Toothpick Holder Collection to UWEC

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Marvin Larson was featured in the June 17 Volume One article "Local Man Donates Toothpick Holder Collection to UWEC."
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Shake up in local State Assembly District race

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Warren Petryk was featured in the June 15 WQOW-TV story "Shake up in local State Assembly District race."
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The stage is home for Dennis McGraw

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Dennis McGraw was featured in the article "The stage is home for Dennis McGraw" in the June 15 issue of The Garden Island.
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Alumnus on WPR's 'Spectrum West'

UW-Eau Claire alumnus John Noltner will be among the guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" June 18. Noltner, a Minneapolis-based photographer, will discuss his documentary project, "A Peace of My Mind," in which he solicits opinions from people in all walks of life about their interpretation and vision of peace. The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m. More information.
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UW-Eau Claire starting $3-million construction project

Terry Classen, Facilities Planning and Management, was interviewed for the June 14 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire starting $3-million construction project."
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After teaching career, Clark Scobie turns to writing, directing

Nancy Clark Scobie (emerita), communication and journalism, was featured in the May 26 Chippewa Herald article "After teaching career, Clark Scobie turns to writing, directing."
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Kind, Franken host meetings to discuss conditions for Hmong refugees

Caitlin Lee, Affirmative Action office, was quoted in the June 3 TwinCities.com article "Kind, Franken host meetings to discuss conditions for Hmong refugees."
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DARE to Be Finished — Maybe Next Year

Dr. August Rubrecht (emeritus), English, was quoted in the article "DARE to Be Finished — Maybe Next Year" in the June 12 issue of The Wall Street Journal.
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Construction work begins at UW-Eau Claire

Upcoming construction work at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the June 10 WEAU-TV story "Construction work begins at UW-Eau Claire."
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Jobs report to Board of Regents stresses use of UW System research

Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich was quoted in the June 11 Leader-Telegram article "UW technology centers backed in jobs report." The same article appeared in the June 10 issue of University & Colleges.
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Upcoming tuition increases at UW-Eau Claire, within the UW System

Upcoming tuition increases at UW-Eau Claire and within the UW System were the subject of stories in the following media: Leader-Telegram (June 11 article, June 10 article, June 8 article, June 7 article); Wisconsin State Journal; Wausau Daily Herald; TwinCities.com; WEAU-TV; Washington Examiner; CBOnline; Madison.com; Chippewa Herald; Minneapolis Star-Tribune; Boston.com; and Yahoo!Finance.
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Charles Walker Band Radiates Energy and Entertainment

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Aaron "Charles" Walker was featured in the June 5 Top40-Charts.com article "Charles Walker Band Radiates Energy and Entertainment."
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'Bullying Beyond the Schoolyard' Wins ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award

A book co-authored by Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was featured in the June 4 eSchool News article "'Bullying Beyond the Schoolyard' Wins ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Award."
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UW-EC names new dean of students

Brian Carlisle, the new dean of students at UW-Eau Claire, was featured in the June 3 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC names new dean of students."
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UWEC professor to receive international award

Dr. Jerry Young, music and theatre arts, was featured in the May 20 WQOW-TV story "UWEC professor to receive international award."
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Alumnus' new CD announced in Leader-Telegram

A new CD by UW-Eau Claire alumnus Sean Carey was announced in the Main Events section of the June 3 Leader-Telegram.
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Power stepping down as director of CV Youth Symphony

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Gene Power and Dr. Peter Haberman, music and theatre arts, were featured in the June 3 Leader-Telegram article "Powers stepping down as director of CV Youth Symphony."
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Kind hosts meeting to discuss conditions for Hmong refugees

Caitlin Lee, Affirmative Action office, was quoted in the June 3 Leader-Telegram article "Kind hosts meeting to discuss conditions for Hmong refugees."
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Former Blugold softball star Jill Janke in Eau Claire for NCAA Championships

UW-Eau Claire alumna Jill Janke was interviewed for the May 20 WEAU-TV story "Former Blugold softball star Jill Janke in Eau Claire for NCAA Championships."
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Cyber-harassment: teens can't escape torment

Research by Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was mentioned in the June 3 ChronicleHerald article "Cyber-harassment: teens can't escape torment."
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Staff member featured in Leader-Telegram

Paula Stuettgen, University Centers, was featured in the ECCHA Award piece in the Around Town Briefs section of the May 30 Leader-Telegram.
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Gimme 5: Demand drives new Spanish Book Club

Dale Omtvedt Gable, foreign languages, was mentioned in the June 1 Leader-Telegram column "Gimme 5: Demand drives new Spanish Book Club."
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Blues duo to headline kickball tournament

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Justin Vernon was featured in the May 27 Leader-Telegram article "Blues duo to headline kickball tournament."
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Bullying — and how to deal with it — still a problem for schools

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was mentioned in the May 27 Thousand Oaks (Calif.) Acorn article "Bullying — and how to deal with it — still a problem for schools."
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Graduates optimistic about job market futures

UW-Eau Claire graduates Amy Stanfield and John Turba were interviewed for the May 22 WEAU-TV story "Graduates optimistic about job market futures."
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Generations of UWEC A Capella Group Reunite

The UW-Eau Claire a cappella group Innocent Men were featured in the May 6 Volume One magazine article "Generations of UWEC A Capella Group Reunite."
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UWEC Art Students Become Art Blog BFFs

UW-Eau Claire students Kaleb Durocher and Michelle Chrzanowski were featured in the May 6 Volume One magazine article "UWEC Art Students Become Art Blog BFFs."
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In a Rhythm — UWEC’s Jazz Ensemble again named among best

UW-Eau Claire's Jazz Ensemble I was featured in the May 20 Volume One magazine article "In a Rhythm — UWEC’s Jazz Ensemble again named among best."
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Students receive independent film awards

UW-Eau Claire students Ben Klema, Matt Troge, Tyler Tronson and Dale Walker were mentioned in the May 18 WQOW-TV story "Students receive independent film awards."
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Biology students receive scholarships

UW-Eau Claire biology award recipients were mentioned in the May 18 WQOW-TV story "Biology students receive scholarships."
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UW-EC students use their own laptops in classes

Gretchen Hutterli and Dawna Drum, College of Business; and Craig Mey, Learning and Technology Services were quoted in the May 23 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC students use their own laptops in classes."
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Altoona native earns degree four decades after starting at UW-EC

UW-Eau Claire graduate Jim Schlewitz was featured in the May 22 Leader-Telegram article "Altoona native earns degree four decades after starting at UW-EC." Dr. Michael Weil, College of Arts and Sciences, also was quoted in the article.
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UW-Eau Claire graduates over 1400 students

UW-Eau Claire's spring commencement was the subject of the May 22 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire graduates over 1400 students."
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Volume One's community of the arts — Part 2

Dr. Michael Dorsher, communication and journalism, was interviewed for the May 19 Inside Eau Claire article "Volume One's community of the arts — Part 2."
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As jobless graduates move back home, how do parents cope?

UW-Eau Claire graduate Hannah Moen and Jesica Witte, Career Services, were interviewed for the
May 18 WEAU-TV story "As jobless graduates move back home, how do parents cope?"
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UW-Eau Claire students receive women's studies awards

UW-Eau Claire students Kelsey Hillestad, Anne Estling Andrews, Jennifer Matthews and Catherine Emmanuelle were mentioned in the women's awards piece in the Around Town Briefs section of the May 23 Leader-Telegram.
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Sacrifice pays off for single mom

UW-Eau Claire graduate Rebekah Streit was featured in the May 21 Leader-Telegram article "Sacrifice pays off for single mom." Bonnie Isaacson, Advising and New Student Initiatives, also was quoted in the article.
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UW Eau Claire faculty vote in favor of union representation

Stories related to the UW-Eau Claire faculty vote in favor of union representation appeared in numerous media outlets, including WQOW-TV, Wisconsin State Journal, WisPolitics.com, AFT Face, WHBL radio, Leader-Telegram, Wheeler Report, Badger Herald, La Crosse Tribune, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, WEAU-TV, Chippewa Herald, Fox 21-TV, TwinCities.com, Kenosha News and WCCO-TV, among many others.
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UW-EC faculty bargaining would benefit community

Dr. Thomas Kemp, economics, wrote the opinion piece "UW-EC faculty bargaining would benefit community," which appeared in the May 19 Leader-Telegram.
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UW-Eau Claire professor named to national board

Dr. Douglas Olson, health care administration, was featured in the May 4 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire professor named to national board."
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UW-Eau Claire student researcher receives Kell scholarship

UW-Eau Claire student Mark Bauer was featured in the May 11 WQOW-TV story "UW-Eau Claire student researcher receives Kell scholarship."
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UWEC forensics team places eighth at nationals

The UW-Eau Claire forensics team was featured in the April 26 WQOW-TV story "UWEC forensics team places eighth at nationals."
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Democrats' bill fights cyberbullying in Ohio schools

Research by Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was cited in the May 17 Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch article "Democrats' bill fights cyberbullying in Ohio schools."
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UW-Eau Claire to vote on whether to form a union Tuesday and Wednesday

Dr. Stephanie Turner, English, and Dr. Alan Gengenbach, chemistry, were interviewed for the May 17 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire to vote on whether to form a union Tuesday and Wednesday."
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UW-Eau Claire faculty likely to give OK for union

Dr. Stephanie Turner, English; Dr. Alan Gengenbach, chemistry; and Dr. Edward Beach, philosophy and relegious studies, were quoted in the May 16 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire faculty likely to give OK for union."
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UW-Eau Claire to hold astronomy day

The UW-Eau Claire news release "UW-Eau Claire to hold astronomy day" was posted on the WQOW-TV website May 13.
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UW-Eau Claire faculty member nominated for theater award

The UW-Eau Claire news release "UW-Eau Claire faculty member nominated for theater award," which featured Kevin Gawley, music and theatre arts, was posted on the WQOW-TV website May 13.
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Emotions fly freely for Honor Flight veterans

UW-Eau Claire student David Jeske was interviewed for the May 13 Leader-Telegram article "Emotions fly freely for Honor Flight veterans."
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CVTC graduate balances family, academics

UW-Eau Claire alumna Katie Sackett was featured in the May 13 Leader-Telegram article "CVTC graduate balances family, academics."
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UW-Eau Claire displays student center site plans

The environmental impact meeting about the new UW-Eau Claire student center was the subject of the May 11 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire displays student center site plans" and the May 10 WQOW-TV story "Public hearing set on new UW-Eau Claire student center."
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'Innocent Men,' faculty featured on WPR

The UW-Eau Claire a cappella group Innocent Men will be featured on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" May 14. The group is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year with a concert May 15 at the State Theatre in downtown Eau Claire. Mike Jones, a current member of the group, and former member Dan Wolfgram, now a music teacher in Waupaca, will be interviewed. Nobuyoshi Yasuda, music and theatre arts, also will be a guest on the show. He'll discuss his decision to remain as director of the Chippewa Valley Symphony after being offered the La Crosse Symphony director position. The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM, at 5 p.m. More information.
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Oak tree's strong roots alter construction in Eau Claire

The Council Oak tree and UW-Eau Claire's upcoming building projects were the subject of the article "Oak tree's strong roots alter construction in Eau Claire" in the May 10 issue of The Daily Reporter.
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Students protest Arizona immigration law

UW-Eau Claire students Matt Webster, Paydon Milller and Bobby Hamill were quoted in the May 12 Leader-Telegram article "Students protest Arizona immigration law."
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Gimme 5: UW-Eau Claire students to screen video projects

Jyl Kelley, art & design, was interviewed for the May 10 Leader-Telegram column "Gimme 5: UW-Eau Claire students to screen video projects."
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Memorial jazz band soars to rare heights

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Bruce Hering was featured in the May 8 Leader-Telegram article "Memorial jazz band soars to rare heights."
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UW-EC center offers help to budding businesses

UW-Eau Claire alumna Kristen Hoag Billingsley and George Kroeninger, Continuing Education, were quoted in the May 9 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC center offers help to budding businesses." Jim Mishefske, Small Business Development Center, also was mentioned in the article.
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UW-EC faculty to vote on forming union

Dr. Stephanie Turner, English, Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich and Alan Gengenbach, chemistry, were quoted in the May 6 Leader-Telegram article "UW-EC faculty to vote on forming union."
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Regents approve UW-EC spending

The UW-Eau Claire differential tuition increase which was approved by the UW System Board of Regents May 6 was the subject of the May 7 Leader-Telegram article "Regents approve UW-EC spending."
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Couple to file complaint over Osseo-Fairchild mascot

Dr. Harvey Gunderson (emeritus), management and marketing, and his wife, Carol Gunderson, both UW-Eau Claire alumni, were featured in the May 7 Leader-Telegram article "Couple to file complaint over Osseo-Fairchild mascot."
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Eau Claire Jazz Festival featured in Chippewa Valley Business Report

The Eau Claire Jazz Festival was featured in the spring 2010 Chippewa Valley Business Report.
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UW-Eau Claire's 'Romeo and Juliet' featured

UW-Eau Claire students CJ Krueger and Sami Johnson were interviewed on WEAU-TV May 4 about the upcoming production of "Romeo and Juliet" at UW-Eau Claire. Krueger and Johnson as well as F. Reed Brown, music and theatre arts, also were quoted in the May 6 Leader-Telegram article "'Romeo and Juliet' challenges actors."
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Confronting prejudice through education

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was featured in the April 21 San Diego News Network article "Confronting prejudice through education."
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Faculty on WPR's 'Spectrum West'

Nobuyoshi Yasuda and Robert Baca, music and theatre arts, will be among the guests on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" May 7. Yasuda will discuss the May 8 Chippewa Valley Symphony concert and his own background as a musician and conductor. Baca will talk about Jazz Ensemble I and its recognition as America's top university jazz ensemble by Down Beat Magazine. The show can be heard on WHWC, 88.3 FM at 5 p.m. More information.
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Program helps prepare special needs teens for working world

A partnership between UW-Eau Claire and the Eau Claire Area School District was highlighted in the May 1 WQOW-TV story "Program helps prepare special needs teens for working world."
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Veterans program to feature one-mile float and author presentation

The UW-Eau Claire news release "Veterans program to feature one-mile float and author presentation" was posted on the WQOW-TV website May 4.
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UWEC Wind Symphony to perform spring concert

UW-Eau Claire's spring Wind Symphony concert was the subject of the April 26 WQOW-TV story "UWEC Wind Symphony to perform spring concert."
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Doing Business Globally Seminar May 13 in Eau Claire

A May 13 Continuing Education seminar was the subject of the May 4 WQOW-TV story "Doing Business Globally Seminar May 13 in Eau Claire."
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UW-Eau Claire asking community to share ideas on planning new education building

Requests for community input into plans for a new education building at UW-Eau Claire was the subject of the April 21 WEAU-TV story "UW-Eau Claire asking community to share ideas on planning new education building."
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Students learn about the dangers of new technology

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was interviewed for the May 3 WXOW-TV story "Students learn about the dangers of new technology."
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Emerita faculty member featured on WQOW-TV

Dr. Dina St. Louis (emerita), English, was featured in the WQOW-TV segment "Amie About Town: Poetry Month." St. Louis recently was named poet laureate for the city of Eau Claire.
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UW-EC Center for Business open

UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education's Center for Business Solutions was featured in the piece "UW-EC Center for Business open" in the Business Briefs section of the April 27 Leader-Telegram.
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UW Eau Claire Blugolds to Be in This Year's Parade

The Blugold Marching Band was featured in the April 30 Warrens Cranberry Festival blog post "UW Eau Claire Blugolds to Be in This Year's Parade."
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