University of Wisconsin Milwaukee News

The Accelerator building on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Innovation Campus is on its way to completion, slated to house "3D printers on steroids," an iconic Milwaukee design company, laser lab and more.

Harmony Initiative officials are planning to save the Laacke & Joys buildings near downtown Milwaukee if they buy the property for their arts and health care project.

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NEW AT TEN. IF THE GOVERNOR SIGNS OFF.. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY WOULD HAVE THE POWER TO CREATE ITS OWN POLICE DEPARTMENT.

In Wisconsin, the Republican-dominated state legislature -- GOP Gov. Scott Walker waiting in the wings with his overheated signing pen -- is about to move once again to grab more control over how all elections in the state are run, in a way that just ever-so coincidentally happens to benefit their party's candidates.

A Wauwatosa committee Tuesday gave the green light to a new academy for foreign students attending area high schools and to a Residence Inn by Marriott proposed at Innovation Campus.

Incumbent School Board President Gary Williams and incumbent member Dennis Griffin will attempt to defend their seats against William Weisgerber, who is running for the second time in as many years.

More than 125 people from the Milwaukee area met Tuesday at the Wisconsin Black Historical Society at 27th and Center to voice their concerns about Wisconsin's high rate of black male incarceration.

Lakewood School sent 14 eighth grade students to a regional National History Day competition on March 1. Students from Racine, Kenosha, and Milwaukee counties all gathered at UW-Milwaukee to compete for a chance to attend the state competition in Madison on May 3. Students could compete in areas such as exhibits, documentaries, websites, research ... (more)

The county received that payment in February from an affiliate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Foundation, Economic Development Director Teig Whaley-Smith said Monday, during a meeting of the County Board's Committee on Economic and Community Development.

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Shorewood Belden Paulson has lead an extraordinary life. He has worked throughout the world to help build sustainable, eco-intentional communities.

The planned 127-room Residence Inn by Marriott at Innovation Campus in Wauwatosa will undergo a city review this month and, with a planned spring groundbreaking, could open in summer 2015.

Imagine 60 new scale-ups - high-velocity growth companies - in the greater Milwaukee region by 2020.

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New student recruitment programs are underway at UW-Milwaukee. Chancellor Michael Lovell discusses the ongoing work of the Council on Enrollment Management.

Miranda Levy, best known as a contestant on "Project Runway," has taken a position as the director of cultural relations at the Museum of Wisconsin Art.

Several Lakeland Union High School alumni earned podium spots last weekend at their respective collegiate indoor track and field championship meets.

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Michael Hostad, part of The Business Journal's latest 40 Under 40 class, oversees the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's "App Brewery," a mobile innovation lab housed in the Zilber School of Public Health near the former Pabst Brewing Co.