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...If no Natural Sciences student is selected the award can be made to a Nursing student with first preference to a student who is a research assistant or part of...
In recognition of Earth Week, University of Wisconsin-Superior students have been taking part in a variety of activities around campus. A campus cleanup event took place on Monday, April 15....
...Nick Bursik. “We pride ourselves on offering a high-quality student-athlete experience, and this new stadium will further evaluate our abilities to support our student-athletes and enhance the visibility and profile...
...it provided. The challenges our students faced and the strategies they developed have strengthened their skills and confidence as future supply chain management professionals.” As part of their trip, students...
...access your student billing information) Math and English placement testing Schedule a virtual meeting with your academic advisor Residence hall & meal plan contracts and reservations View any transfer credits...
...education setting. UW-Superior offers the following TRIO programs: McNair Scholars Program Yellowjacket Achievers (Student Support Services) Upward Bound TRIO Pipeline Pipeline students are those who start in the Upward Bound...
For many college students, summer is a chance to take a break from their studies. While there’s certainly value in rest and relaxation, several University of Wisconsin–Superior students used the...
University of Wisconsin-Superior M.S.E. counseling students are eligible for new scholarships. Five $5,000 scholarships will be awarded to graduate students enrolled in the counseling program for the Fall 2024 term....
...selected as the student commencement speaker. Mitiku, from Ethiopia, will graduate with Bachelor of Science degrees in public leadership and changemaking with a focus in international humanitarian law, along with...
...stories with our student journalists—this wouldn’t be possible without them,” Hansen said. “I’d also like to thank the WNA judges who thought so highly of the work our students are...