News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
Forum speaker: Financial giants lack watchdog
Tuesday evening's Forum speaker Nomi Prins is the subject of the Nov. 14 Leader-Telegram article "Forum speaker: Financial giants lack watchdog."
Men's Basketball: Siverling and Blugolds ready to work
First year Blugold men's basketball coach Matt Siverling, along with seniors Jordan Peterson, Nick Craggs, Dustin Kalien, Zac Womeldorf and Andy Kleist, are featured in the Nov. 14 Leader-Telegram article "Men's Basketball: Siverling, Blugolds ready to work."
Urban beekeepers find benefits, challenges
Dr. Joe Hupy, geography and anthropology, is featured in the Nov. 10 Leader-Telegram article "Urban beekeepers find benefits, challenges." Senior Ellen Sorenson is also quoted in in the piece.
Wisconsin, Chippewa Valley voting tough to predict
Dr. Geoff Peterson, political science, was quoted in the Nov. 10 Leader-Telegram article titled "Wisconsin, Chippewa Valley voting tough to predict."
Hmong community kicks off annual New Year celebration
The Hmong New Year celebration at UW-Eau Claire was covered in the Nov. 10 story on WQOW-TV called "Hmong community kicks off annual New Year celebration."
UW Regents put off Confluence Project decision until 2013
The UW Regents will await further research on operating costs before deciding about funding the Confluence Project. See the Nov. 9 Leader-Telegram article "UW Regents put off Confluence Project decision until 2013."
Shoppers anxious about quick start to holiday shopping season
Dr. Joe Bonner, marketing, is quoted in the Nov. 8 story from WEAU-TV "Shoppers anxious about quick start to holiday shopping season."
China trip Q&A with Interim Chancellor Gilles Bousquet
UW-Eau Claire Interim Chancellor Gilles Bousquet is interviewed for the Nov. 4 Leader-Telegram Q&A titled "Gimme 5: Local students seek ties in China."
Volunteers helping get voters to the polls
UW-Eau Claire student Beth Sorenson is featured in the Nov. 4 WQOW story "Volunteers help get voters to the polls."
Students, community turn out for International Folk Fair
UW-Eau Claire students and faculty are featured in the Nov. 4 Leader-Telegram story "Students, community turn out for International Folk Fair."
Redefining the Multiple
The current Foster Gallery exhibit of Japanese prints is featured in the Nov. 1 Volume One article "Redefining the Multiple."
Across the Taylor Verse
Bruce Taylor, emeritus, is featured in the Nov. 1 Volume One article "Across the Taylor Verse."
Jazz Central’s November Line-Up Includes New Vocalists Series
Alumni Vinny Rose and Jeremy Boettcher are spotlighted in the Nov. 1 Jazz Police upcoming events line-up for the Twin Cities, "Jazz Central's November Line-Up Includes new Vocalists Series."
Blugold gets a new name
Several UW-Eau Claire students are featured in the Oct. 30 WEAU-TV story "Blugold gets a news name."
UW-W honors UW-EC English professor
John Hildebrand (emeritus) has received the 2012 UW-Whitewater Chancellor's Regional Literacy Award. See the following stories in RoyalPurpleNews.com and uww.edu .
Campaigns put Wisconsin voters in the spotlight
Dr. Geoffrey Peterson, political science, is quoted in the Oct. 27 Star Tribune article "Campaigns put Wisconsin voters in the spotlight."
Tennis families pass on Blugold tradition
Two generations of Blugold tennis greats are featured in the Oct. 27 WQOW story "Tennis families pass on the Blugold tradition from generation to generation".
CVTC and UWEC teaching renters how to keep winter bills down
Sustainability coordinator Greg Nelson is featured in the Oct. 24 WEAU-TV story "CVTC and UWEC teaching renters how to keep winter bills down."
UW-EC has resources to help depressed students
Dr. Beth Hellwig, vice chancellor for student affairs, has written a letter to the editor in the Oct. 23 Leader-Telegram titled "UW-EC has resources to help depressed students."
UW-EC offering Math Quest for elementary students
The Chippewa Herald reported on Oct. 22 that UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education will offer enrichment classes called "Math Quest" for elementary studnets.
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