Schofield Hall, Old Library and McIntyre Library are historic buildings that have provided UW-Eau Claire students with answers to the toughest questions. Whether it is finding out how to apply to the University or deciding what path your career will follow, you will find the answers in these buildings. Discover new information that will help you be the best Blugold you can be!
Your personalized guide to Schofield Hall, Old Library + McIntyre Library
| Hanna Johnson, Kallie Friede, Katie Schmitz and Megan Peterson
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Learning to code
This week, middle and high school students from three states are learning how to code thanks to a popular UW-Eau Claire summer camp that has moved to a virtual format because of COVID-19.
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UWEC, where climate change is a good thing
Beginning July 1, all new and incoming students at UW-Eau Claire will complete new required training in equity, diversity and inclusion designed to give all Blugolds a base of knowledge in cultural competency and create a more inclusive campus for all.
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Global perspectives on COVID-19
What do Blugolds do with extra time on their hands during COVID-19 quarantine? For junior communications and Spanish major Grace Annis from Eau Claire, the answer was to talk to people about their experience — people all over the world.