Teacher Feature: Cheryl Henningsgaard

Music education alumna Cheryl Henningsgaard, '82, was interviewed by Minnesota Public Radio for the Jan. 27 story "Teacher Feature: Cheryl Henningsgaard."

Foreign students bring global perspective

Karl Markgraf, Center for International Education, and Jodi Thesing-Ritter, student affairs, are quoted in the Jan. 26 Leader-Telegram story "Foreign students bring global perspective."

How Nature Inspires Music

UW Eau Claire alumnus Sean Carey is featured in a video from the Jan. 21 edition of Outside Magazine titled "How Nature Inspires Music." The story was also covered in the Jan. 23 Volume One in "Outside with Eau Claire's Sean Carey."

Morningside College announces guest artists for Morningside College Jazz Festival

Dr. Bob Baca, music and theatre arts, is featured in the Jan. 23 Sioux City Journal story "Morningside College announces guest artists for Morningside College Jazz Festival."

Effort by three University of Wisconsin System campuses to add engineering programs

Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, is interviewed for the Jan. 22 WEAU-TV 13 report "Effort by three University of Wisconsin System campuses to add engineering programs."

Ambiguous Illinois Law Allows Schools to Demand Social Media Passwords

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is quoted in the Jan. 23 Epoch Times story "Ambiguous Illinois Law Allows Schools to Demand Social Media Passwords."The topic is also covered in the StateScoop.com story "Schools grapple with new Illinois anti-cyberbullying law."
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UW-EC's annual 'Cabaret' puts focus on community

Dr. Gary Schwartzhoff, music and theatre arts, and students Eva Stokes and Nathan Cicero are quoted in the Jan. 22 Leader-Telegram story "UW-EC's annual 'Cabaret' puts focus on community."

From Siam To The South, A New Take on Conjoined Twins Chang And Eng Bunker

Dr. Joe Orser, history, was interviewed for North Carolina Public Radio, WUNC 91.5, on Jan. 20. Listen to recorded interview here.

Where to find free tax filing help in Eau Claire

UW-Eau Claire's VITA tax filing service is featured in the Jan. 20 WQOW story "Where to find free tax filing help in Eau Claire."

Ceremony honors memory of Martin Luther King Jr.

Chancellor James Schmidt and Dr. Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history, are quoted in the Jan. 20 Leader-Telegram story "Ceremony honors memory of Martin Luther King Jr."

College history lesson jumps off the page, into real life

The UW-Eau Claire Civil Rights Pilgrimage was covered by local media. See Jan. 20 stories from WEAU-TV 13 and WQOW-TV 18.

Data Show Which Top-Ranked Colleges Operate Most Efficiently

UW-Eau Claire ranks #3 in efficiency for regional universities in the Midwest, according to U.S.News & World Report. See full story.

Ask.fm advisory board to combat bullying and jihadist recruitment

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, joins new international advisory board on cyberbullying. See full story from the Jan. 15 edition of The Irish Times.

Dyslexia Can Deliver Benefits

Research by Dr. Catya von Károlyi, psychology, is cited in a Jan. 13 Asia News blog post titled  "Dyslexia Can Deliver Benefits." 

Anderson to enter WIAC Hall of Fame

Former Blugold men's basketball coach Ken Anderson is mentioned in the Jan. 13 Leader-Telegram brief "Anderson to enter WIAC Hall of Fame."

Show features Austin native's work

Nick Adams, '07, is featured in the Jan. 12 Austin Daily Herald story "Show features Austin native's work."

Researcher Sets the Record Straight on Teen Sexting

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is referenced in the Jan. 10 Forbes article titled "Researcher Sets the Record Straight on Teen Sexting."

McCarty looks ahead to challenges in Stillwater position

Robin Leary, Foundation, was quoted in the Jan. 6 Leader-Telegram article "McCarty looks ahead to challenges in Stillwater position."

New novel published by English alumna

Rachel Ronning, '03, is featured in the PR Buzz online story titled "As Her Magical Powers Grow, Girl Seeks New Balance: Sorcery, Schemes and Skelt from Outskirts Press."

Cal Humanities names new CEO

Business administration alumna Julie Fry, '84, is featured in the Jan. 7 Digital Journal story "Cal Humanities names new CEO."

Sona Mehring, Caring Bridge

Sona Mehring, '83 alumnus and recipient of the Alumni Foundation's Distinguished Achievement Award, is featured in the Jan. 4 Star Tribune business profile "Sona Mehring, Caring Bridge."

Prime gas prices saving drivers money

Junior Nikki Derks is pictured in the Jan. 5 Leader-Telegram story "Prime gas prices saving drivers money."

UW-EC students lend help to domestic abuse shelter

Juniors Caleb Thielemann, Brandon Aguirre and Tucker Goesch are featured in the Jan. 4 Leader-Telegram story titled "UW-EC students lend help to domestic abuse shelter.

Music alumnus performs in Jackson

Music alumnus James Simmons, '94, is mentioned in the Jan. 5 Tulluhoma News story about upcoming performances. See details.

Grant to UW-EC to help recognize suicide, anxiety

Dr. Jennifer Muehlenkamp, psychology, is featured in the Dec. 28 Leader-Telegram story "Grant to UW-EC to help recognize suicide, anxiety."

Wisconsin-centric books include history of Pabst Farms, tales of drownings

B.J. Hollars, English, is featured in the Dec. 26 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel story "Wisconsin-centric books include history of Pabst Farms, tales of drownings."

APWA presents Abel Wolman Award

Dr. David Soll, Watershed Institute, is featured in the Jan 2015 article of Municipal Sewer and Water magazine titled "APWA presents Abel Wolman Award."

Men, Not Monsters: UWEC lecturer examines lives of original Siamese twins

Dr. Joseph Orser, English, featured in the Dec. 23 Volume One story titled "Men, Not Monsters: UWEC lecturer examines lives of original Siamese twins."

Art Where They're At: ARTmobile offers opportunity to learn

Senior Sara Babino is quoted in the Dec. 23 Volume One story "Art Where They're At: ARTmobile offers opportunity to learn."

Culinary Vacation: Pan Asia Kitchen offers transcontinental cuisine

Raissa Schnitzius, Center for International Education, is quoted in the Dec. 23 Volume One story titled "Pan Asia Kitchen offers transcontinental cuisineCulinary Vacation: Pan Asia Kitchen offers transcontinental cuisine."

Defenders of 'Midwest' present fresh evidence for its vitality

John Hildebrand, emeritus, is mentioned in the Dec. 23 Star Tribune story "Defenders of 'Midwest' present fresh evidence for its vitality."

Optimism marks UW-EC ceremony

Chancellor James Schmidt is quoted in the Dec. 20 Leader-Telegram story "Optimism marks UW-EC ceremony."

Disposable bag study hits snag

Dr.'s Karen Mumford and Jim Boulter, Watershed Institute, are quoted in the Dec. 19 Leader-Telegram story "Disposable bag study hits snag."

West High teacher wins foreign language award

Alumna Deana Zorko, '89, is featured in the Dec. 19 Fitchburg Connect.com story titled "West High teacher wins foreign language award."

Class A Quad cities field staff announced

Alumnus Corey O'Brien,'09, is featured in the Dec. 19 MiLB.com story "Class A Quad cities field staff announced."

Putting a Face on Hunger: A Community-Academic Research Project

Dr. Mary Canales, nursing, has published an article in the Dec. 2014 edition of the Journal of Extension titled "Putting a Face on Hunger: A Community-Academic Research Project."

Dyslexia Can Deliver Benefits

Research led by Dr. Catya von Károly, psychology, is featured in the Dec. 18 edition of American Scientific titled "Dyslexia Can Deliver Benefits." 

Five African Americans Named Rhodes Scholars

Senior Tayo Sanders is featured in the Dec. 18 issue of The Journal of Blacks in Higher Scholar titled "Five African Americans Named Rhodes Scholars."

UW-Eau Calire faces one of the largest deficits in school history

Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, and Dr. Peter Hart-Brinson, sociology,  are interviewd for the Dec. 17 WEAU-TV 13 story "UW-Eau Claire faces one of the largest deficits in school history." WQOW-TV 18 also covered this story on Dec. 17.

U.S. mending rift with Cuba

Dr. Obika Gray, political science, is quoted in the Dec. 17 Leader-Telegram story "U.S. mending rift with Cuba."

Master Singers bringing traditional seasonal sounds to Chippewa Valley

Dr. Gary Schwartzhoff, music and theatre arts, and senior music major Zachary Moore are featured in the Jan. 17 Leader-Telegram story "Master Singers bringing traditional seasonal sounds to Chippewa Valley."

Tuesday Local Writer: John Hildebrand

John Hildebrand, emeritus, will be reading at  the Volume One Gallery tonight, Dec. 16, at 7 pm. See details.

Give UW-EC students a brake

Editor Don Huebscher has written piece in the Dec. 9 Leader-Telegram asking for drivers to stop for UW-Eau Claire students at crosswalks. Read full editorial.

Local students team up to make treats for shelter animals

UW-Eau Claire students MacKenzie Amundsen, Ellen Atkinson, Katie Dean Miller, Brianna Truitt, Rachel Vick and Jessica Wicklund are shown in the Dec. 9 WEAU-TV story "Local students team up to make treats for shelter animals."

Quilt display a reminder of people who continue to struggle with AIDS and of those who have lost the battle

Chris Jorgenson, women's and LGBTQ resource center, is quoted in the Dec. 9 Leader-Telegram story "Quilt display a reminder of people who continue to struggle with AIDS and of those who have lost the battle." Senior Kim Schnurr and junior Rachel Baarson are also quoted.
The story was also covered by WEAU-TV 13 and WQOW-TV 18.

UW-System launches reform

Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, is interviewed in the Dec. 5 WEAU-TV 13 report "UW-System launches reform."

AIDS memorial quilt comes to UW-Eau Claire

Chris Jorgenson, women's and LGBTQ resource center, is mentioned in the Dec. 7 Around Town Briefs.

Dr. Bob Nowlan and alumnus Zach Finch on 'Spectrum West'

Dr. Bob Nowlan, English, and alumnus Zach Finch discussed their book, "Directory of World Cinema: Scotland," (Intellect Publishing Company/University of Chicago Press, December 2014) in an interview with Al Ross on Wisconsin Public Radio's "Spectrum West" that aired Dec. 4 and 5.

Enter the Chant Claire Chamber Choir

Music education alumnus Benjamin Bedroske, '11, is featured in the Dec. 7 Leader-Telegram story "Enter the Chant Claire Chamber Choir."

Professor gets suicide prevention grant

Dr. Jennifer Muehlenkamp is featured in the Dec. 7 Leader-Telegram story "Professor gets suicide prevention grant."

Meet Tayo Sanders–Rhodes Scholar 2015, UW-Eau Claire

Senior Tayo Sanders is featured in the Dec. 5 story from Public University Honors titled "Meet Tayo Sanders–Rhodes Scholar 2015, UW-Eau Claire.

UW-EC switches gears with "Boeing Boeing"

Richard Nimke, music and theater arts, is quoted in the Dec. 6 Leader-Telegram story "UW-EC switches gears with "Boeing Boeing." Theater students Seth Hale, Julia Jaskulske, Lara Schlicting, Aubrey Eggers, Ryan Buechner and Aubrey Ament are mentioned. Ament and Jaskulske are pictured.

That Minnesoooota accent is something to be proud of

Dr. Ericn Benson, linguistics, is quoted in the Dec. 5 St. Paul Pioneer Press article "That Minnesoooota accent is something to be proud of."

Crowdfunding offers businesses new ways to get start up cash

Ann Rupnow, college of business, is quoted in the Dec. 5 WQOW-TC 18 story "Crowdfunding offers businesses new ways to get start up cash."

Malala: Books vs. Bullets

Dr. Tarique Niazi, sociology, was interviewed for the front-page feature story "Malala: Books vs. Bullets," on Nobel-laureate Malala Yousafzai in the November/December issue of Networking Magazine. Niazi described Yousafzai as "Daughter Theresa" of Pakistan, who turned her grief into a global movement for children without education.

Assistant principal exemplifies the Rosemount way

Music education graduate Kim Budde, '95, is featured in the Dec. 3 Rosemount Sun story "Assistant principal exemplifies the Rosemount way."

Kimberly grad named Rhodes Scholar

Senior Tayo Sanders is featured in his hometown Fox Cities Post Crescent story from Dec. 3 titled "Kimberly grad named Rhodes Scholar." 

#Connected: Does social media make us more connected?

Dr. Peter Hart-Brinson, sociology and communications, senior Zhen Wei Yap and junior Dani Schmalz are featured in the Nov. 26 WQOW in depth report titled  "#Connected: Does social media make us more connected?

2015 Rankings Best Online MBA Programs

UW-Eau Claire is listed #27 in the Top 50 Best Online MBA programs, according to College Choice.net. See full story.

Air quality near sand plants to be discussed in Eau Claire Dec. 3

Dr. Crispin Pierce, environmental public health, is featured in the Dec. 1 Colfax Tribune Press Reporter story "Air quality near sand plants to be discussed in Eau Claire Dec. 3."

Lessons to be learned from Ferguson

Dr. Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history, is interviewed for the Nov. 25  WEAU-TV 13 story "Lessons to be learned from Ferguson."

Alumna owned salon offers toxin-free hair styling

Maureen Fox-Meyer, '04, is featured in the Nov. 26 St. Joseph Newsleaders story "The Change offers toxic-free hair styling."

UW-Eau Claire group monitors frac sand mines, reportedly finds high particulate levels

Dr. Crispin Pierce, environmental public health, and his research with students is featured in the Nov. 22 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire group monitors frac sand mines, reportedly finds high particulate levels."

Target 2: Teachers Push for Positive Social Media Practices

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is interviewed for the Nov. 19 WBAY-TV 2 Green Bay  story titled "Target 2: Teachers Push for Positive Social Media Practices."

UW- Eau Claire students attend drone seminar

UW-Eau Claire students are are featured in the Nov. 20 WEAU-TV 13 story "UW- Eau Claire students attend drone seminar." The story was also covered by WQOW online.

UW-Eau Claire Poet Laureate Featured on Spectrum West November 20

Max Garland, English, will be a guest of Al Ross for Spectrum West on Wisconsin Public Radio, 88.3WHWC-FM/Menomonie-Eau Claire on Thursday, Nov. 20 at 10:00 a.m.  Listen to live or recorded program here.

Professor, grad write book about Scottish culture

Dr. Bob Nowlan, English, and alumnus Zach Finch, '03, are featured in the Nov. 16 Leader-Telegram story "Professor, grad write book about Scottish culture." 

John Raymond & the "Roots Trio" - This Land Is Your Land

Alumnus John Raymond is featured in a video posted in the  Nov. 17 Volume One titled "John Raymond & the "Roots Trio" - This Land Is Your Land."

Rusty Cunningham: Conservatives hostile toward liberal arts

UW-Eau Claire is mentioned in the Nov. 16 La Crosse Tribune editorial titled "Rusty Cunningham: Conservatives hostile toward liberal arts."

Alta Resources Names New Chief Information Officer

Alumnus Matt Nelson is featured in the Nov. 17 Money News online story titled "Alta Resources Names New Chief Information Officer."

High Levels Of Super-Fine Dust Are Detected Around Wisconsin Frac Sand Mines

Dr. Cripsin Pierce, environmental public health, was interviewed on WPR Tuesday, Nov. 11. about his research on silica sand particles. Listen to archived show here.

Eau Claire Jazz Festival Presents: Gatsby's Gala

UW-Eau Claire alumnus Garrett Denney and the Forward Brass Band members are featured in the Nov. 7 WEAU-TV 13 story "Eau Claire Jazz Festival Presents: Gatsby's Gala." 

Strike a Chord: Does Bullying Cause Suicide?

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is quoted in the Nov. 6 Fordham University's 90.7 WFUV.org article "Strike a Chord: Does Bullying Cause Suicide?"

What's on your Facebook?

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is featured in the Nov. 5 The Times article titled "What's on your Facebook?

No Money, No Problem: Bootstrapping Off Of Apple

Alumnus Zach Halmstad is featured in the Nov. 5 Forbes.com article "No Money, No Problem: Bootstrapping Off Of Apple."

B.J. Hollars to be guest on Wisconsin Public Radio

Author B.J. Hollars, English, will be a guest of Al Ross on Spectrum West from Wisconsin Public Radio, 88.3 WHWC-FM,/Menomonie-Eau Claire on Thursday, Nov. 6 at 10:00 a.m. Listen to live or archived show here.

International Folk Fair offers culinary delights, music, dancing and more

Maria Carvahlo, international education, and students Zhen Wei Yap, Boa Thao and Jungwon Woo are quoted in the Nov. 3 Leader-Telegram story "International Folk Fair offers culinary delights, music, dancing and more."   

Governor's race hinging on turnout

Junior Jonathon Wieser is quoted in the MKSP-TV 9 report "Governor's race hinging on turnout."

Michael Perry: The meaning of OK

Alumnus Michael Perry has published a story in the Nov. 3 edition of the Wisconsin State Journal titled "The Meaning of OK."

Blugolds claim first win, War on 94 trophy

Blugold football is featured in the Nov. 2 WQOW-TV 18 report "Blugolds claim first win, War on 94 trophy."

UWEC men's CC team ends WIAC title drought

Blugold men's cross country is featured in the Nov. 2 WQOW-TV 18 report "UWEC men's CC team ends WIAC title drought."

GEJ on Onwueme: 'From the beggining, her work stood out with a striking poise

Dr. Tess Onwueme, English, is featured in the No. 2 article from the Nigerian Tribune titled "GEJ on Onwueme: 'From the beggining, her work stood out with a striking poise."

Officials say UW-Eau Claire, UW-Stout worth the money

Chancellor James Schmidt is quoted in the Nov. 2 Leader-Telegram story "Officials say UW-Eau Claire, UW-Stout worth the money." 

Carbon tax would boost, not hurt economy

Dr. Jim Boulter, Watershed Institute for Collaborative Environmental Studies, has published a letter to the editor in the Nov. 2 Leader-Telegram titled "Carbon tax would boost, not hurt economy."