Kari Imberg Archives - Page 3 of 4

Greek councils recruit members

September 21, 2011

The various Greek chapters take part in recruiting new members by holding events for students; such as cookouts, information nights and philanthropy nights.

United we will ‘never forget’

September 14, 2011

Students, faculty and community members mourned on Monday in remembrance of the Sept. 11 attacks by taking part in the memorial that was put together by UWW College Republicans in the U.C north mall.

Otterbacher offered permanent position as Whitewater chief

September 8, 2011

Interim Police Chief Lisa Otterbacher is expected to be approved by the Whitewater Common Council to serve as the city's permanent chief of police.

Ceremony planned to remember 9/11

September 8, 2011

The UW-Whitewater College Republicans will hold a 9/11 memorial on campus on Monday, Sept. 12 in the University Center mall.

Budget prompts tuition hike

September 8, 2011

UW-W students pay an additional $322 this year due to the state's proposed budget to limit spending.

That’s what (S)HE said…

September 7, 2011

With the start of a new school year, how can I keep my long-distance relationship with my significant other going?

State budget could limit spending at university

May 11, 2011

Wisconsin’s proposed budget for 2011-2012 could cost UW-Whitewater to cut $4.3 million from its base budget. Faculty met last week at the senate meeting to discuss the potential outcomes of UW-Whitewater, which is dependent on Gov. Scott Walker’s proposal.

Telfer’s ideal campus calls for involvement

May 11, 2011

Telfer said the most difficult aspect in having an outstanding university is blending together the academic challenges and non-classroom related programs to create “the ultimate experience.”

Innovation Center set for grand opening tomorrow

May 4, 2011

After a long construction process, the Innovation Center will open tomorrow as the first building in the Whitewater University Technology Park.

New major may focus on environmental sciences

April 27, 2011

The College of Letters and Sciences is hoping to approve a new environmental science major to help students understand the importance in natural issues. Dean of College of Letters and Sciences Mary Pinkerton said the new major would be a great addition to the college.

Kilar family hoping for sizeable turnout

April 27, 2011

Biggest fundraiser so far planned for Treyton’s field.

Kumpaty awarded grant from National Science Foundation

April 27, 2011

For the next three years, four students in the field of science will be sent to the Indian Institute of Chemical Technology for six weeks. While there, students will get to conduct research in various technologies and chemical sciences. IICT is known for its collaborative research methods and premier science mentors.