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Blugolds chase excellence every day. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni form a community of curious minds, change-seeking adventurers, competitive athletes, dedicated leaders, thoughtful citizens, and ambitious go-getters.
Explore our stories to learn how Blugolds are chasing excellence today.
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Blugold Stories & University Updates
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Blugolds chase excellence every day. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni form a community of curious minds, change-seeking adventurers, competitive athletes, dedicated leaders, thoughtful citizens, and ambitious go-getters.
Explore our stories to learn how Blugolds are chasing excellence today.
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As the demand for skilled, practice-ready nurses continues to grow, a new national resource is helping reshape how nursing programs and healthcare organizations work together.
UW-Eau Claire has a long history of folks bringing therapy dogs to campus, and now we have our very own labradoodle puppy, Mocha, a therapy dog in training with the University Police.
Despite some early doubts that college was the right path, Sattler has completed an associate degree in Barron County and will move to the main UW-Eau Claire campus to finish his bachelor's degree in professional studies and creative writing.
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Driven, involved and passionate about the future, honors student Sydney Hoffman’s time at UW-Eau Claire has been a launching pad for professional success. From student leadership, honors research, hands-on industry experience and extracurricular involvement, she exemplifies the forward-thinking dedication of the Blugold brand.
Bree Muske’s journey at UW-Eau Claire has been defined by bold curiosity, meaningful honors mentorship and a transformative love for English.
From his first campus tour to his final semester, Jack Petrizzo has made the most of his time at UW-Eau Claire. His journey as a Mark Stephen Cosby Honors College scholar, Blugold Marching Band section leader and dedicated marketing student is one of leadership, growth and a passion for the music of people.
UW-Eau Claire student Elva Crist has transformed her academic journey through honors, language studies and global experiences, clearing a path to an international career.
After a semester studying the intersection of American Indian art and modernism in New Mexico, 12 students traveled to Sante Fe and Taos for a two-week immersion experience. They left with new memories, new cultural fluencies and new friends, among communities in New Mexico and Wisconsin.
Seeley, a 1999 UW-Eau Claire illustration graduate, hits it big in TV with a science fiction series based on his comic series "Revival."
Eleven students from UW-Eau Claire, UW-River Falls and UW-Stout participated in a three-week field study course taught by Dr. Sarah Vitale as part of the Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin.
Nearly 1,600 graduates will receive their degrees from UW-Eau Claire on May 17. Among them will be this year’s seven graduates of the Blugold Biomedical Innovator Scholars program.
For biomedical engineering major Lauryn Ahlm of Rogers, Minnesota, success in college meant, in part, keeping a chronic medical condition well controlled. Thanks to her service dog, Rosie, Ahlm's severe migraines did not sideline her during college and she is off this summer to a job in medical device manufacturing.
Emily Casey, who will graduate from UW-Eau Claire this month with a social work degree, has overcome a lot to become a college graduate. After the effects of a traumatic brain injury slowed her down for a while, with proper support and accommodations, she will start graduate school in the fall.
Sam Consiglio, a geography major and student body president at UW-Eau Claire, has been deeply involved in campus leadership, research and fostering community. With a passion for urban planning, she plans to pursue a master's degree and continues to inspire others through her work and commitment to inclusivity and service.
Adrianna Dahlberg combined her passion for nursing and music by being deeply involved in campus and community organizations. Dahlberg’s time in the Cosby Honors College broadened her perspectives and strengthened her leadership skills as she prepares to work in outpatient healthcare.
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