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UW-Eau Claire jazz program presents Holiday Spectacular Concert at Pablo Center
Alumnus Michael Andrew, a jazz vocal performer, stage and screen actor and music producer returns to perform with Blugold ensembles.
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Five to receive UW-Eau Claire Alumni Association awards
Alumni and friends of the university will be honored with UW-Eau Claire Alumni Association awards on Friday, Dec. 16.
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Gatsby’s Gala returns to UW-Eau Claire Nov. 12
The snazziest party of the year, UW-Eau Claire’s Gatsby’s Gala returns for a night of music, dance and costumed fun on Saturday, Nov. 12, in Davies Center. Get your tickets now.
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Collaborative art project at UW-Eau Claire celebrates native white pine trees
An Oct. 12 reception marks the opening of a new interactive and interdisciplinary art exhibit at UW-Eau Claire that weaves together the history and current life of the white pine tree, native to this region.
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Central European Travel Seminar: A unique study abroad opportunity
For many UW-Eau Claire students, studying abroad is an important goal, and faculty-led immersion opportunities provide just the right balance of time away and international education.
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Blugold alumnus stars in top summer Prime series
The top summer hit from Amazon Prime, “The Summer I Turned Pretty,” features 1998 theatre arts grad Alfredo Narciso. The veteran actor of stage, TV and film talks about this popular new show, his career path and future plans.
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Madison Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps returns to UW-Eau Claire for summer training
For the second consecutive summer, the well-known drum and bugle corps is training and rehearsing at UW-Eau Claire for its upcoming season.
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Midwest Artist Academy earns statewide recognition for arts education
The 2022 Midwest Artist Academy returns to UW-Eau Claire with recently awarded statewide honors in arts education. Find out about this unique opportunity for young artists and how after only its inaugural run in 2021, it ranks high for arts education.
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Asian and Pacific Islander American Heritage Month celebration begins May 1
The UW-Eau Claire campus is celebrating Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage month with events from May 1-12. Music, dance, art, film and cuisine will highlight connections to past and present Asian culture.
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Nine to receive UW-Eau Claire Alumni Association awards
The Honorary Alumnus Award, Lifetime Excellence Award and President's Award will be given at a May 20 gathering.
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Discovering the Treasures of Pan-Asian Music
To kick off the start of Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage Month, a concert entitled Discovering the Treasures of Pan-Asian Music explores diverse work of APIA performers and composers.
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Eau Claire Jazz Festival returns April 22-23
The cornerstone event of the UW-Eau Claire jazz studies program was strictly virtual for the last two years, but the Eau Claire Jazz Festival returns April 22-23 in full force to campus and Barstow Street.
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UW-Eau Claire music, English faculty write song about pandemic for San Francisco Choral Society
UW-Eau Claire music and English faculty are working together to write the music and lyrics for a song inspired by COVID-19. The San Francisco Choral Society will premiere Chia-Yu Hsu and B.J. Hollars' piece, “To a Lost Year," during its spring concerts.
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The Viennese Ball returns to UW-Eau Claire April 8 and 9
After a two-year absence, the Viennese Ball returns to UW-Eau Claire on April 8 and 9. The 48th celebration of traditional Austrian song, dance, food and drink is a fundraiser for music and theatre arts students.
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Break from performing helps Blugold reimagine his music and his future
Samuel Stein has been performing on and around the UW-Eau Claire campus since he was a freshman. COVID-19 forced the music composition and mathematics major to pause the live performances, something he says gave him time to reimagine his music and goals.
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UW-Eau Claire presents mainstage production 'Silent Sky' beginning March 4
"Silent Sky" from renowned American playwright Lauren Gunderson honors the life and work of early 1900s astronomical scientist Henrietta Leavitt.