As the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday draws near, UW-Eau Claire students reflect upon their experiences on the Civil Rights Pilgrimage.
Remembering Selma: The foot soldiers’ journey
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UW-Eau Claire commencement speaker tells grads their lives are shaped by their decisions
Dr. Brady Foust, a professor emeritus of geography at UW-Eau Claire for nearly 40 years, says the university provided graduates with “a great education in a very special place.” (Photo by Bill Hoepner)
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Using art to spark change
During her 15-year-career as an artist, UW-Eau Claire graduate Amy Krause has worn many hats — from visual artist to writer to photographer to stay-at-home-mom — as she finds creative ways to share her messages around equity, diversity and inclusion.
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Making dreams come true
The National Student Exchange allows students to pay UW-Eau Claire tuition while attending college at another participating campus somewhere in the United States, Canada, Guam, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.