News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
Noon Interview: 'Into the Woods'
Students Seth Hale and Marie Gustafson were interviewed for the Feb. 21 WEAU story "Noon Interview: 'Into the Woods.'"
Chancellor Hall at UW-Eau Claire beginning a composting program to cut waste
Students Bailey Kramer, Johanna Conrad and Brittany Whited were quoted in the Feb. Feb. 20 WEAU article "Chancellor Hall at UW-Eau Claire beginning a composting program to cut waste."
Gov. Walker's numbers not adding up for local governments
Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich and David Gessner, assistant chancellor for budget and finance, were quoted in the Feb. 19 Leader-Telegram article "Gov. Walker's numbers not adding up for local governments."
Eau Claire jobs fair designed to serve veterans
Alumnus David Jeske was featured in the Feb. 18 Leader-Telegram article "Eau Claire jobs fair designed to serve veterans."
Six Degrees of Justin Vernon
Alumnus Justin Vernon was featured in the Feb. 17 Leader-Telegram article "Six Degrees of Justin Vernon."
Hockey team raises money for former player with cancer
Student Rachel Vath and coach Mike Collins, women's hockey, were quoted in the Feb. 17 WEAU article "Hockey team raises money for former player with cancer."
Inner Strength and Song': The John Raymond Project's Debut Recording
Alumnus John Raymond was featured in the Feb. 19 Jazz Police article "'Inner Strength and Song': The John Raymond Project's Debut Recording."
Should you be concerned about cyber bullying
Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was quoted in the Feb. 16 WEAU article "Should you be concerned about cyber bullying."
Our View: Check out our burgeoning music scene
Alumnus Justin Vernon and his band, Bon Iver, were featured in the Feb. 16 Chippewa Herald article "Our View: Check out our burgeoning music scene."
Love going color blind
Jesse Dixon, Office of Multicultural Affairs, and student Shantee Ward-Scheel were quoted in the Feb. 17 Leader-Telegram article "Love going color blind."
Educating donors
Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich and Kimera Way, Foundation, were quoted in the Feb. 17 Leader-Telegram article "Educating donors."
CVTC approves $1.35 million data center at NanoRite
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the Feb. 17 Leader-Telegram article "CVTC approves $1.35 million data center at NanoRite."
Seniors learn twists, turns of health reform law
Henry Lippold (emeritus), communication and journalism, appeared in the photo that accompanied the Feb. 16 Leader-Telegram article "Seniors learn twists, turns of health reform law."
Family, friends share in Bon Iver's Grammy wins
Alumnus Justin Vernon and his band, Bon Iver, were featured in the Feb. 14 Leader-Telegram article "Family, friends share in Bon Iver's Grammy wins."
Grammy win leaves a sense of pride in Eau Claire
Alumnus Justin Vernon and student Lainee Hoffman were featured in the Feb. 14 Superior Telegram article "Grammy win leaves a sense of pride in Eau Claire."
Eau Claire's Bon Iver to join Beach Boys, Radiohead, Chili Peppers at Bonnaroo festival
Bon Iver was mentioned in the Feb. 14 Northwestern article "Eau Claire's Bon Iver to join Beach Boys, Radiohead, Chili Peppers at Bonnaroo festival."
University of Wisconsin schools currently playing in NCHA will leave league after 2013-14 season
UW-Eau Claire was mentioned in the Feb. 14 WEAU article "University of Wisconsin schools currently playing in NCHA will leave league after 2013-14 season."
This story was also covered in the:
This story was also covered in the:
- Feb. 15 USCHO article "WIAC schools to withdraw from the NCHA, effective 2014-15 season."
- Feb. 15 WLUK-TV article "WIAC schools confirm leaving NCHA."
UW-Eau Claire computer science students win competition
Students Jonathan Fretheim, Rebekah Sippert, James Felton and Corey Schulz were featured in the Feb. 14 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Eau Claire computer science students win competition."
Old stores still going strong
Alumnus Casey McGann was quoted in the Feb. 14 Wisconsin State Journal article "Old stores still going strong."
Wisconsin Voter ID Law Becomes A Hardship For Colleges, And Raises Concerns Of A Poll Tax
Mike Rindo, Chancellor's Office, was quoted in the Feb. 13 Huffington Post article "Wisconsin Voter ID Law Becomes A Hardship For Colleges, And Raises Concerns Of A Poll Tax."
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