Category: Campus & Community

The presentation, held on November 5th, offered UWS students, local K-12 students, and community members the opportunity to glimpse some of the challenges refugees fleeing famine and war face.

As the liberal arts face pressure, both at the national level and in the state of Wisconsin, universities have begun to discuss what a liberal arts education means for students after college.

The University of Wisconsin-Superior Veterans and Nontraditional Students Center will be hosting a veterans week, starting Veterans Day, Monday Nov. 11, 2019.

It was a night full of costumes and fun throughout campus. Enjoy pictures that provide highlights of the night, submitted by Residence Life staff.

Per UW-System policy, all non-veteran, unmarried freshman and sophomore students under 20 years of age, unless living with a parent or legal guardian, must live in the residence halls and participate in a university meal plan. This lack of opportunity has caused many international students to turn to the residence halls and cafeterias at UWS.

Tom and Jill Unterberger have owned Globe Newsstand for over 37 years. The Unterbergers purchased Globe with assistance from Tom’s parents until they were able to completely buy it out a few years later. They’ve been running the show ever since.

While many people can assume the happiness of international students as they are accepted at U.S. universities, only international students are aware of the obstacles that they will experience. One of the most pressing of these issues is transportation.

Since Canvas is new to campus, it is sure to already be the bane of existence for most students and faculty just by dint of it being a new, foreign thing to get used to.