2012 Spring Election briefs

Alumna Kerry Kincaid was mentioned in the April 4 Leader-Telegram article "2012 Spring Election briefs."

Volume One Magazine 10th anniversary issue

Many UW-Eau Claire faculty, staff and alumni were featured in the April 5 Volume One Magazine 10th anniversary issue.

Can Drinking Make You Conservative? (and Other Questions About the Public Brain)

Research by Dr. Jeffrey Goodman, psychology, and colleagues recently published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin was the subject of the March 26 Rolling Stone blog post "Can Drinking Make You Conservative? (and Other Questions About the Public Brain).

'Annoying, Offending' Language Online Would Be Crime Under Arizona Bill

Dr. Justin Patchin, political science, was quoted in the April 3 ABC News article "'Annoying, Offending' Language Online Would Be Crime Under Arizona Bill."

University employee on 'Jeopardy' Wednesday

Alumnus Michael Tvaruzka was featured in the April 3 Dunn County News article "University employee on 'Jeopardy' Wednesday."

This story was also covered in the April 4 Leader-Telegram article "UW-Stout employee to appear on 'Jeopardy'."

Bon Iver's Justin Vernon has local ties

Alumni Justin Vernon, Sean Carey and Nick Meyer were featured in the March 4 Dunn County News article "Bon Iver's Justin Vernon has local ties."

Unver consideration: Soft Landings volunteer in running for Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation award

UW-Eau Claire Small Business Administration was mentioned in the March 13 Dunn County News article "Unver consideration: Soft Landings volunteer in running for Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation award."

Five women honored at annual Women of Courage banquet

Lisa Schuetz, University Recreation and Sports Facilities, was mentioned in the April 2 Leader-Telegram article "Five women honored at annual Women of Courage banquet."

Helping fund named for brothers

Former UW-Eau Claire biology faculty member Dr. Kristina Beuning was quoted in the April 3 Leader-Telegram article "Helping fund named for brothers."

Briefcase 04/01/12

Alumna Monica Holtz was mentioned in the April 1 Leader-Telegram article "Briefcase 04/01/12."

Eau Claire may switch SAGE schools

Alumna Kris Dimock was mentioned in the April 1 Leader-Telegram article "Eau Claire may switch SAGE schools."

Pavilion sought for Phoenix Community Garden

Alumnus Andrew Werthmann was mentioned in the April 1 Leader-Telegram article "Pavilion sought for Phoenix Community Garden."

Hornheads' Kenni Holmen to perform with jazz students

Alumnus Jacob Karkula was quoted in the April 1 Leader-Telegram article "Hornheads' Kenni Holmen to perform with jazz students."

Differences apparent in race between Eau Claire County Board incumbents

Alumnus Gerald Wilkie is mentioned as a candidate in the March 27 Leader-Telegram article "Differences apparent in race between Eau Claire County Board incumbents."

Around Town Briefs 03/29/12

UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education was mentioned in the March 29 Leader-Telegram article "Around Town Briefs 03/29/12."

Local Briefs 3/30/12

Alumni Becky Davis and Heidi Eiopoulus-Taylor were mentioned in the March 29 Leader-Telegram article "Local Briefs 3/30/12."

ECCT opens romantic 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers'

UW-Eau Claire students Caitlin Lloyd, Adam Krajnikconde, Sebastian Armendariz and Evan Lloyd were mentioned in the March 28 Leader-Telegram article "ECCT opens romantic 'Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.'"

Railing too low on Water Street bridge, UW-Eau Claire student leaders say

Alumna Kerry Kincaid was quoted in the March 28 Leader-Telegram article "Railing too low on Water Street bridge, UW-Eau Claire student leaders say."

North parents group wants equality in Eau Claire high schools

Alumnus Bob Kron was mentioned in the March 29 Leader-Telegram article "North parents group wants equality in Eau Claire high schools."

Outgoing UW-Eau Claire chancellor leaves growing imprint

Chancellor Brian Levin-Stankevich was featured in the March 28 Leader-Telegram article "Outgoing UW-Eau Claire chancellor leaves growing imprint."