'Gruesome Playground’ focuses on relationship

Seniors Sean Porten and Molly Wilson are featured in the March 15 Leader-Telegram story "'Gruesome Playground’ focuses on relationship."

Be Smart, Buddy Up campaign starts today at UW-EC

Seniors Mat Rieckhoff, Amanda Stelten and Demetrius Evans are interviewed for the March 9 WEAU-TV 13 story "Be Smart, Buddy Up campaign starts today at UW-EC."  The campaign is also covered in the WQOW-TV 18 story "'Be Smart, Buddy Up' campaign promotes safety while drinking.Reickhoff and Peggy O;Halloran, Center for Alcohol Studies and Education, are interviewed.

Woman's worth — Can a homemaker's work be assessed? A Supreme Court judgment on a compensation case has reopened the debate

Dr. Sanjukta Chaudhuri, economics, was quoted in the Feb. 25 issue of the newspaper "The Telegraph," which is published in all major cities of India. The article is titled "Woman's worth Can a homemaker's work be assessed? A Supreme Court judgment on a compensation case has reopened the debate." Speaking from a feminist-economics perspective, Chaudhuri speaks out in favor of calculating the value of housework accomplished by women who are homemakers and including it in India's GDP in recognition of the productive value generated by homemakers every year.

Kids and parents celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday

UW-Eau Claire Americorps Eclipse program is mentioned in the Feb. 28 WEAU-TV 13 story "Kids and parents celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday."

New age of imaging and production taking shape with 3-D printers

Steve Rannis, computer science, is quoted in the Feb. 28 Leader-Telegram story "New age of imaging and production taking shape with 3-D printers."

The Fire Ball drag show and fundraiser

UW-Eau Claire's Fire Ball is featured in the Feb. 27 WEAU-TV 13 story "The Fire Ball drag show and fundraiser."

Education, not harsh penalties, a more effective solution for teen sexting

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is quoted in the Feb. 27 Santa Clarita Valley Signal article titled "Education, not harsh penalties, a more effective solution for teen sexting."

Panel looks to answer public's questions about area police

Dr. Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history, is quoted in the Feb. 26 WEAU-TV 13 story "Panel looks to answer public's questions about area police". The story is also covered in the WQOW-TV 18 story "Community discussion on race, policing." 

UW asked to no longer file state sexual assault report

Dr. Joe Abhold, dean of students, is interviewed for the Feb. 27 WEAU-TV 13 report "UW asked to no longer file state sexual assault report."

Bob Nowlan: We must band together to stop UW cuts

Bob Nowlan, English, has written a letter to the editor published in the Feb. 23 Capitol Times titled "We must band together to stop UW cuts." 

Union leaders speak out on right-to-work bill

Dr. Erik Kasper, political science, is interviewed in the Feb. 24 WEAU-TV 13 story "Union leaders speak out on right-to-work bill."

Voice of the People: Schmidt a strong leader

Tracy Yengo, kinesiology, has had a Voice of the Poeple published in the Feb. 25 Leader-Telegram, titled "Schmidt a strong leader."

Bon Iver Frontman to Program a New Wisconsin Music Festival

Alumnus Justin Vernon is featured in the New York Times ArtsBeat feature titled "Bon Iver Frontman to Program a New Wisconsin Music Festival."

Bitter wind chills can't freeze out the fun at Polar Plunge

International student Dilon Del Guercio, a Colombian native, is quoted in the Feb. 23 Leader-Telegram story "Bitter wind chills can't freeze out the fun at Polar Plunge."

Panel aims to increase trust in community

Dr. Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, history, is featured in the Feb. 23 Leader-Telegram Take 5 interview "Panel aims to increase trust in community."

Student effort aims to boost recycling

International student, Amyline Sivathayalan, Malaysia, is featured in the Feb. 22 Leader-Telegram story "Student effort aims to boost recycling." Kate Hartsel, housing and residence life, is also quoted in the story.

UW-Eau Claire prepares for severe budget cuts

Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, is interviewed for the Feb. 20 WEAU-TV 13 story "UW-Eau Claire prepares for severe budget cuts."

CarShare program gains traction at UW-Eau Claire

Juniors Jake Wrasse and Mitchell Matthews, and parking office staff person Stephanie Monson, are interviewed for the Feb. 19 WEAU-TV 13 report "CarShare program gains traction at UW-Eau Claire."

Current, future educators discuss possible cuts to Wisconsin's new standardized tests

Dr. Carmen Manning, college of education and human sciences, is interviewed for the Feb. 18 WQOW-TV 18 report "Current, future educators discuss possible cuts to Wisconsin's new standardized tests."

UWEC Entrepreneurs: Carl Gantzer

Senior Carl Ganzer is featured in the Feb. 18 Volume One story "UWEC Entrepreneurs: Carl Gantzer.

Can't stop the opera

Kenneth Pereira, music and theatre arts, along with music students Gina Cruciani and Jacob Burgess, are featured in the Volume One story "Can't stop the opera."  

Climate change can be mitigated, says speaker, organizer

Dr. Jim Boulter, Watershed Institute, is featured in the Feb. 18 Sawyer County Record article titled "Climate change can be mitigated, says speaker, organizer."

Dinner at the Movies?

Connie Olson, integrated marketing and communications, is quoted in the Feb. 4 Volume One story "Dinner at the Movies?"

Congressman Ron Kind lays out college affordability plan

Congressman Ron Kind was on campus Feb. 17, and his visit was covered in stories by WEAU-TV 13 and WQOW-TV 19.

Celebrate differences, says autistic professor

Dr. Beth Hellwig, student affairs, is quoted in the Feb. 18 Leader-Telegram story "Celebrate differences, says autistic professor." The Forum was also covered by WEAU-TV and Kristin Schumacher, unviveristy activities, was interviewed for the story "Temple Grandin in Eau Claire."

Reviewing Eau Claire County's sales tax collections

Dr. Oleksandr Lugovskyy, economics, is interviewed for the Feb. 16 WQOW-TV 18 story "Reviewing Eau Claire County's sales tax collections."

Wisconsin Library Association: More than 200 library advocates coming to the state capitol

John Pollitz, McIntrye Library, is quoted in the Feb. 16 WISPolitics.com story "Wisconsin Library Association: More than 200 library advocates coming to the state capitol.

FAA releases proposed rules for commercial drones

Dr. Joe Hupy, geography, is interviewed for the Feb. 17 WEAU-TV story "FAA releases proposed rules for commercial drones."

It Seems to Me: Region would feel impact of UW-EC cuts

An opinion piece by Patti See, academic skills center, titled "It Seems to Me: Region would feel impact of UW-EC cuts" has been printed in the Feb. 17 edition of the Leader-Telegram.

Editorial: UW needs more students-first administrators like UW-Eau Claire's Schmidt

Chancellor James Schmidt is quoted in the Feb. 15 Wisconsin State Journal  editorial titled " UW needs more students-first administrators like UW-Eau Claire's Schmidt."The column has been reprinted in the Chippewa Herald.

Students travel to learn about Civil Rights movement

Several UW-Eau Claire students are quoted and pictured in the Feb. 15 Leader-Telegram story "Students travel to learn about Civil Rights movement."

UW Leaders reaction to the budget proposals on The West Side, February 16

Chancellor James Schmidt will be a guest of Rich Kremer of The West Side on Wisconsin Public Radio, 88.3 WHWC-FM/Menomonie-Eau Claire on Monday, Feb. 16 at 10:00 a.m. Listen to live or archived show here.

It Seems to me: We can't cut our way to a better future

B.J. Hollars, English, has had his letter to the editor published in the Feb. 10 Leader-Telegram. See "It Seems to me: We can't cut our way to a better future."

The Internet is what we make of it

Research by Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, is mentioned in the Feb. 9 UW-Madison Daily Cardinal story "The Internet is what we make of it."

DNR approves further study of sand mining industry

Dr. Crispin Pierce, environmental health studies, is quoted in the Feb. 2 Wisconsin State Journal story "DNR approves further study of sand mining industry."

UW-Eau Claire: Ranks high in U.S. News spending-versus-quality analysis

Chancellor James Schmidt is quoted in the Feb. 4 WISPolitics.com story titled "UW-Eau Claire: Ranks high in U.S. News spending-versus-quality analysis." 

Walker: $15M to Confluence

Chancellor James Schmidt and Kimera Way, foundation, are quoted in the Feb. 4 Volume One story "Walker: $15M to Confluence."

State budget leaves UW System out in the cold

Chancellor James Schmidt is quoted in the Feb. 4 story from Volume One magazine titled "State budget leaves UW System out in the cold."

Entrepreneurial culture

Alumnus Zach Halmstad is featured in the Leader-Telegram Business Leader magazine feature story "Entrepreneurial culture: Startup activity on the rise in the Chippewa Valley."

Local experts join discussion about wolf populations in Wisconsin

Dr. Chris Floyd, biology, is interviewed for the Jan. 31 WQOW story "Local experts join discussion about wolf populations in Wisconsin."

Therapy dogs help kids read

Dr. Ann Papalia, special education, is quoted in the Jan. 30 Leader-Telegram story "Therapy dogs help kids read."

Breaking down stereotypes to build stronger schools

Junior Mai Lee Kha is featured and Dr. Adam deKoven, educational studies, is quoted in the Jan. 30 Wausau Herald story "Breaking down stereotypes to build stronger schools."

Here's what the world would look like if countries were as big as their population sizes

Freshman Chase Mohrman is featured in the Jan. 30 Business Insider story "Here's what the world would look like if countries were as big as their population sizes."

Watching Super Bowl Ads. . . For Investment Ideas

UW-Eau Claire is mentioned in the Jan. 30 Wall Street Journal story "Watching Super Bowl Ads. . . For Investment Ideas."The 2011 marketing research is also mentioned in the Jan. 30 AdWeek.com story "Are Brand Finally Tiring of Sexy Superbowl Ads?"

Meeting the engineering need

Chancellor James Schmidt is quoted in the Jan. 27 Chippewa Valley Business Report story titled "Meeting the engineering need."

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."