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Maren Durand’s academic journey has been shaped by curiosity, collaboration and transformative research experiences — a web of intellectual paths woven by UW-Eau Claire's Blugold Fellowship program and the Mark Stephen Cosby Honors College.

Senior Latin American and Latinx studies major Avery Dresel rebooted a geographic information system mapping project begun years ago by Dr. Jeff DeGrave and a former student, a project that seeks to track and reduce sexual violence in Latin American countries through the development of a mobile app for documentation.

On Thursday, Nov. 6, leadership, faculty and staff from UW-Eau Claire were honored to welcome international guests from Poland to The Sonnentag. More than a tour of the facility, the gathering included discussions on economic development, international business education and the university’s establishment of strong community partnerships.

After a long history of working together on occasional small and large-scale projects and initiatives, UW-Eau Claire and the Eau Claire City-County Health Department have formalized a working partnership through a memorandum of understanding signed over the summer.

Help us decide which view of campus fall color is the most beautiful — it's a difficult choice. This place is gorgeous!

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.

UW-Eau Claire has been named in The Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges for the sixth consecutive year for its programs, policies and practices related to sustainability and the environment.

The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents presented the Regents Business Partnership Award to Xcel Energy and UW-Eau Claire on Oct. 28 for the comprehensive collaboration that has been vital to western Wisconsin.

The music and theatre arts department at UW-Eau Claire presents its hilarious adaptation of Mel Brooks' classic "Young Frankenstein" at Pablo Center at the Confluence.

Community children are invited to trick-or-treat at UW-Eau Claire’s Karlgaard Towers residence hall from 5-7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 31.

The seminar will feature Dr. Maxim Topaz, the Elizabeth Standish Gill associate professor of nursing at Columbia University School of Nursing and an internationally recognized expert in health informatics and artificial intelligence.

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.