'HONK!’ if you love summer theater camp for kids

Senior Annie Jackson is featured in the Aug. 19 Houston County News story "'HONK!’ if you love summer theater camp for kids."
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Active shooter training at UW-Eau Claire

Lt. Jay Dobson, campus police, is interviewed for the Aug. 19 WEAU-TV 13 report "Active shooter training at UW-Eau Claire."The training event was also covered by the Leader-Telegram.
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Summit aims to bring businesses together

Christina Hupy, geography, is seen in the Aug. 19 WEAU-TV 13 report "Summit aims to bring businesses together."
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City to consider water conservation rates

Dr. Crispin Pierce, environmental public health, is quoted in the Aug. 19 Leader-Telegram story "City to consider water conservation rates."
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Growing numbers mean greater clout for millennials

Blugold alumnus Rachel Clark is featured in the Aug. 17 Marshfield News Herald article "Growing numbers mean greater clout for millennials."
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Chalkfest comes to UWEC campus

UW-Eau Claire campus mall is featured in the Aug. 15 WEAU-TV 13  and WQOW-TV 18 reports about Chalkfest. The Leader-Telegram also covered the event in the story "Chalkfest colors it fun."
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Plans for UW-Eau Claire events center move forward

Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, is quoted in the Aug,. 16 WQOW report "Plans for UW-Eau Claire events center move forward."
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Education experts advise parents to set schedule for children before school starts

Dr. Carmen Manning, College of Education and Human Sciences, is interviewed for the Aug. 12 WQOW report "Education experts advise parents to set schedule for children before school starts."
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Chalkfest finds new home

Kristin Schumacher, University Centers, is quoted in the Aug. 13 Leader-Telegram article "Chalkfest finds new home." The festival move was also covered by WEAU-TV 13.
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Local dogs' daily rituals include morning stroll, sprinkler dash

UW-Eau Claire is featured in the Aug. 10 WQOW-TV 18 report "Local dogs' daily rituals include morning stroll, sprinkler dash."
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Schofield renovations

Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, and senior Andrew Fowler are interviewed for the Aug. 10 WEAU-TV 13 report "Schofield renovations."
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UWEC prepares for fall semester with 26% decrease in funding

Chancellor James Schmidt and Mike Rindo, chancellor's office,are interviewed for the Aug 11 WEAU report "
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UW-Eau Claire program matches people and food

Social work alumnus Kate Beaton '14, is featured in the Aug. 10 Leader-Telegram story "UW-Eau Claire program matches people and food."  
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Need for social workers

Don Mowry, social work , is interviewed for the Aug. 4 WEAU-TV 13 report "Need for social workers."
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Hoops lifer: Blugolds' Hjelter eyes future coaching career

Senior Adam Hjelter is profiled in the Aug. 2 Leader-Telegram sports feature titled "Hoops lifer: Blugolds' Hjelter eyes future coaching career."
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Petting zoo, free popcorn draw in kids at Summer Fest

Sara Bambino, senior art education major, is mentioned in the Aug. 2 Leader-Telegram article "Petting zoo, free popcorn draw in kids at Summer Fest."
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2105 Eau Claire Country Fair wraps up

Jodi Thesing-Ritter, dean of students office, and Creanna Cote, admissions, are interviewed for the Aug. 3 WEAU-TV 13 report "2105 Eau Claire Country Fair wraps up."
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Remains of Nazi-Destroyed Synagogue Found Using Radar

Dr. Harry Jol, geography, is quoted in the Aug. 3 Yahoo!News report titled "Remains of Nazi-Destroyed Synagogue Found Using Radar." News of the discovery has been reported in over 30 publications and multiple languages worldwide.
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Chippewa Valley shifts into startup overdrive amid culture of entrepreneurship

Diane Hoadley and Ann Rupnow, college of business, are quoted in the Aug. 2 Leader-Telegram story "Chippewa Valley shifts into startup overdrive amid culture of entrepreneurship." Alumnus Zach Hamlstad is profiled and quoted in the piece, and business students Gunner DeFlorian and Frank Snyder are quoted.
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From Law Enforcement To Farming, Drones Are Becoming An Increasingly Popular Tool

Dr. Joe Hupy, geography and anthropology, and 2015 geography grad Brendan Miracle were featured in the July 28 Wisconsin Public Radio story "From Law Enforcement To Farming, Drones Are Becoming An Increasingly Popular Tool."
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