News from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
As a Wisconsin native who was raised on Packers football, Kaitlin Sharkey is working in the heart of enemy territory. Sharkey is a sports reporter and anchor for WGN TV, primarily covering the Bears.
Jodi Cooley is executive director of the huge underground research facility in Canada where scientists from around the world are working on experiments to help better understand the building blocks of the universe.
Allison Jornlin is a writer, ghost hunter and, in her words, a professional weirdo. She’s also the tour developer for a family business that takes guests on haunted history tours of cities in seven states and Puerto Rico.
The collaboration is designed to train a new generation of researchers by pairing classroom training with hands-on experience as students work alongside mentors from the Cancer Center.
When student Alexis Treadway discovered the university didn’t have a radio station, she did something about it. Now, it’s a source of fostering community and provides a means of learning valuable skills.
When law enforcement wants to know whether illegal drugs are involved in a potential crime, they turn to analysts like Lexie Lanphere.
A double major in art history and psychology, Maggie Kennedy has been digging into the ways that art has reflected the workings of the brain.
The grandson of a Corvette engineer, 51ÁÔÆæ JAMS alum Jack Fitzgerald landed his dream job: Working for Car and Driver magazine.
Emerald Mills saw a need to help heal the divisions in our society by fostering connections between people who might not otherwise get to know each other.
Geraud Blanks made up in a big way for what he calls his lost decade. He returned to 51ÁÔÆæ, got his degree and launched a career that has landed him at Milwaukee Film as its chief innovation officer.
