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Founded 1901

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Senior Abbey Cronin picks up a potted plant in the Upham Greenhouse during the From Scraps to Soil: Composting Basics UW-Sustainability event Tuesday evening, March 19, 2024.

Going green this spring

Ky McCombe, Multimedia Manager March 24, 2024

Crews from WE Energies survey the scene of a gas leak as they work to fix the issue Tuesday, Feb. 6.

Natural gas leak causes brief evacuations at UW-W campus

February 6, 2018

A natural gas leak near Starin Road caused brief evacuations from several campus buildings at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, university officials and campus police confirmed. Upham Hall, Ambrose...

Letter to the Editor: Energy and assault on campus

April 26, 2016

April 27, 2016 Concerning energy use on campus, back in 2008, the custodians in the academic buildings were moved from the overnight shift to the day shift in order to conserve the energy used at night....

Amber Levenhagen

Campus pushes for renewable energy

April 19, 2016

By Brad Allen April 20, 2016 Conducting research on solar energy and utilizing a solar energy collection panel system on top of Hyland Hall are just some of the systems UW-Whitewater students and...

Letter to the Editor: UW-W faculty must learn, organize

April 5, 2016

April 5, 2016 I would like to respond to Chris Henige’s letter from last week. According to him, there has been a universal failure of faculty governance at every level and at every position for several...

Geographer Melanie McCalmont and UW-Whitewater Geography & Geology Department Chair and Professor Peter Jacobs look on as photographer Tim Hughes photographs the rare relief model of Southern New England for McCalmont’s forthcoming book on relief models in the University of Wisconsin system. Three relief maps are currently on display on the basement floor of Upham Hall.
Vesna Brajkovic photo/ BrajkoviVA04@uww.edu

Rare relief maps kept safe in Upham Hall

February 18, 2015

Feb 18, 2015 By Vesna Brajkovic [dropcap]T[/dropcap]hrough the years, Upham Hall has undergone upgrades and renovations pushing for an “out with the old, in with the new” mentality. But it...

Sun’s gamma ray bursts, supernovas pose threat to Earth

November 6, 2013

Nov. 6, 2013 By Paul Bressler Prof. Robert Benjamin spoke of the sun as the primary hazard to Earth at Upham Hall Friday night and what it means for the future. Benjamin, physics department chairperson...

Nanoscience Symposium looks to prepare next generation of scientists

October 9, 2012

Nanoscience is the study of atoms, molecules and objects whose sizes are on the nanometer scale. Exactly what this is and how it works can be learned at the Nanoscience Symposium taking place from 9:30...

Newly expanded campus greenhouse opens for tours

October 2, 2012

The Biological Department and Science Outreach Center teamed up for the first time to give the university an inside look at the newly-expanded campus greenhouse last Saturday. The Greenhouse Open House...

Classes on schedule after flood tears through Upham Hall

February 10, 2011
One day after a flood ripped through Upham Hall Wednesday night due to a water pipe bursting, all classes are being held as scheduled in the building. Two general access computer labs are not accessible as of Thursday morning.
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