Writing Center evolves for COVID-19
With the assistance of technology and the Internet, the Writing Center has been able to establish an online platform in recent decades.
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Category: Campus & Community
Summer book club hosted by GERC and CLIC invites members
While the book club will be exploring the college experiences of transgender, nonbinary, and gender variant students, the main goal of the summer book club is to consult ways in which participants can help to create a more inclusive campus environment.
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SGA plans electronic spring elections
While engagement was low, the goal of SGA moving forward is to make student elections more accessible and inclusive.
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Coffee with a Cop provides opportunities for open discussions with campus community
During the meetings, Joe Eickman is happy to help clear up any confusion or just to talk about what is going on in the police world.
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COMMENTARY | Earth Week and sustainability at UWS
UW-Superior chose to participate in Earth Day all week by hosting a variety of events on campus that students could participate in to make a difference and enjoy the celebration as much as possible.
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Study Away Program offers opportunities; valuable skills to students
Willingness to take risks and understand how to work with people of different cultural backgrounds are invaluable skills to an employer. One of the easiest ways to convey these skills is to participate in a study abroad program.
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Awakening the power for YOU this May the 4th!
The 24-hour online Superior Day of Giving is the Foundation’s largest fundraising event of the year. Last year, amidst a global pandemic, UW-Superior’s generous community of alumni and friends contributed over $90,000 to support scholarships, undergraduate research opportunities, athletics programming, well-equipped facilities, student organizations, and more.
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Student-designed and painted mural debuts in YU café
Tapper had the idea of painting a mural in the Yellowjacket Union Cafeteria after seeing a plain, lifeless grey wall with potential to add some life to the space.
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COMMENTARY | My mindfulness journey
With my stress levels rising quicker than the sea levels, I knew I had to do something. That is when I received an email from the Pruitt Center for a 4-week mindfulness class by Randy Barker. I signed up as a skeptic that breathing in and out would solve my problems.
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Student Government Association deals with membership challenges
At the time of this writing, there are a variety of student government positions open, including a number of senatorships and liaison roles. Students who take on these leadership roles will engage in the passing and origination of legislation, maintenance of committees, and representation of the student body.
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Wessman Arena to serve as COVID-19 vaccination site
Siinto S. Wessman Arena, home of the Yellowjackets men’s and women’s hockey teams, has been selected by public health officials as a new COVID-19 community vaccine site.
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The Nemadji Review Celebrates 10 Years of Student Writing
Though the WRIT 470 course and Nemadji Review are ultimately separate, several (but not all) staff members are involved in the course. The course prepares students ahead of time to be trained as staff members, creating overlapping discussions between course material and Nemadji staff meetings held each week via Zoom.
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UW-Superior Spring 2021 Information
Spring 2021 COVID-19 and Campus Information