News featuring and/or quoting UW-Eau Claire people, programs, events and issues
Going Your Own Way: Cut your own career path by becoming a franchise
Pete Gilfillan, '89 business finance alumnus, is featured in the Nob. 18 Florida Weekly business magazine story "Going Your Own Way: Cut your own career path by becoming a franchise."
DHS chief Reggie Bicha to be honored by University of Minnesota this week
Reggie Bicha, '92 social work graduate and current executive director of the Colorado Department of Human Services was honored by his graduate school alma mater. Read full story.
Blugold Real Estate discusses potential management of Haymarket Landing apartments
Kimera Way, Foundation, is interviewed for the Nov. 18 WEAU-TV 13 report "Blugold Real Estate discusses potential management of Haymarket Landing apartments."
UW-Eau Claire student sees French spirit persevere
Junior Emerson Freybler is featured in the Nov. 17 Leader-Telegram story "UW-Eau Claire student sees French spirit persevere."
UWEC hosts annual campus food drive
Brain Gomez, Blugold dining, is interviewed in the Nov. 17 WEAU-TV 13 report "UWEC hosts annual campus food drive."
UW-Eau Claire professor, French native reflects on Paris attacks
Jessica Miller, languages, is featured in the Nov. 16 WQOW-TV 18 report "UW-Eau Claire professor, French native reflects on Paris attacks."
Walker wants to ban Syrian refugees
Dr. Stephen Hill, political science, is interviewed in the Nov. 16 WEAU-TV 13 report "Walker wants to ban Syrian refugees."
UW-Eau Claire residence hall funds get state approval
Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, is quoted in the Nov. 14 Leader-Telegram story "UW-Eau Claire residence hall funds get state approval."
It Seems to Me: Guns in UW classrooms won’t make them safer
Dr. Peter Hart-Brinson, sociology/communication and journalism, had his opinion piece, titled "It Seems to Me: Guns in UW classrooms won’t make them safer," published in the Nov. 9 Leader-Telegram.
The Future of Apple & Enterprise IT: Q&A With JAMF Software Founder
Alumnus Zach Halmstad is featured in the Nov. 13 Xconomy article titled "The Future of Apple & Enterprise IT: Q&A With JAMF Software Founder."
NCAA Volleyball: Blugolds balanced on offense
Blugold volleyball was offered an at-large bid to the NCAA D3 tournament. See full story in the Nov. 12 Leader-Telegram story "NCAA Volleyball: Blugolds balanced on offense."
UW-Eau Claire Foundation makes offer for Syverson Home
Blugold Real Estate and UW-Eau Claire Foundation have made an offer to purchase the Syverson Home in Eau Claire. See WEAU-TV 13 report.
UW-Eau Claire hosts 49th Annual International Folk Fair
Maria Carvalho, Center of International Education, and student interns Katie Bonnema and Yooik Jo are featured in the Nov. 7 WEAU-TV 13 report "UW-Eau Claire hosts 49th Annual International Folk Fair."
Wisconsin locals fear dust from mines for fracking sand even as boom wanes
Research from Dr. Crispin Pierce, environmental public health, is mentioned in the Nov. 6 Al Jazeera story titled "Wisconsin locals fear dust from mines for fracking sand even as boom wanes."
New engineering programs at three UW campuses celebrated
Chancellor James Schmidt is quoted in the Gatewaynews.com story "New engineering programs at three UW campuses celebrated."
Local high school students learn about journalism
Sophomore Matt Zavoral is quoted in the WEAU-TV 13 report "Local high school students learn about journalism."
Author B.J. Hollars to be featured on Spectrum West November 5
B.J. Hollars, English, will be a guest of Al Ross on Spectrum West November 5, on Wisconsin Public Radio, 88.3 WHWC-FM/Menomonie-Eau Claire. Listen to live or archived show here.
The science of fear and pranks
Dr. Doug Matthews, psychology, is featured in the Oct. 30 WEAU-TV 13 report "The science of fear and pranks."
UW-Eau Claire, project partners reveal plans for event center
Kimera Way, Foundation, is interviewed for the Oct. 28 WEAU-TV 13 report "UW-Eau Claire, project partners reveal plans for event center." The Leader-Telegram also reported the events center update.
Winter parking proposal would mean fewer days but longer hours for alternate-side law in Eau Claire
Mike Rindo, chancellor's office, is quoted in the Oct. 27 Leader-Telegram article "Winter parking proposal would mean fewer days but longer hours for alternate-side law in Eau Claire." Katy McGarry, intergovernmental affairs director of Student Senate, is also quoted. WEAU-TV 13 also reported the story.
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