Productions

National Laboratories are amazing places ready to solve big problems with the right tools, and expertise. Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) has an interesting 80+ year history that started with the Manhattan Project. After WWII, the same instruments used for separating  ²³⁵U also separated most other elements into enriched isotopes. This talk gives an overview of that history as well as some of my coolest projects using new tools and ideas to solve them. This includes projects in fundamental research, homeland security, discovering new elements, and a potential new route for a better isotope to cure a lot more cancer. It will be a fun and interesting talk.

When survivors of sexual violence disclose their stories, they are often asked, “What were you wearing?”, as if their clothing choice determines their consent. It does not. The What Were You Wearing exhibit displays recreations of the outfits worn by survivors when assaulted, paired with brief narratives to challenge myths and raise awareness.

Commencement is coming, and the final gallery reception of the academic year is here! Come celebrate the artwork by our graduating UW-Platteville art students in the Senior Show and BFA Group Exhibition at Nohr Gallery! This comprehensive show of student artwork includes a solo exhibit by senior Bachelor of Arts student Libby MacLean and a group show by graduating Bachelor of Fine Arts students Macie Bender, Aza Berthel, Jada Brylski, Michelle Emerson, Connor Henning, Morgan Hurda, Vivienne Ivanov, Chantel Lynch, and Queene Massey. Join us to support these emerging professional student artists!

Join our Trumpet Ensemble for a lively experience! This event is free.

When survivors of sexual violence disclose their stories, they are often asked, “What were you wearing?”, as if their clothing choice determines their consent. It does not. The What Were You Wearing exhibit displays recreations of the outfits worn by survivors when assaulted, paired with brief narratives to challenge myths and raise awareness.

The eighth annual Poster Day showcases the exciting creative and scholarly activities conducted by students, faculty, and staff at UW-Platteville. Come engage with the diverse range of endeavors undertaken by our community over the year, learning about research projects in areas such as agriculture, biology, engineering, entrepreneurial ventures, psychology, and environmental sciences (and, of course, much more).  This event is free to all UW-Platteville faculty, staff, students, and community members. We hope to see you there!

When survivors of sexual violence disclose their stories, they are often asked, “What were you wearing?”, as if their clothing choice determines their consent. It does not. The What Were You Wearing exhibit displays recreations of the outfits worn by survivors when assaulted, paired with brief narratives to challenge myths and raise awareness.

Jazz I is the flagship ensemble for the UW-Platteville jazz department. The group has been in existence since 1965.  The Pioneer Jazz Orchestra presents its studies in jazz improvisation and styles. ​​​​​​​Tickets: $8 for adults $5 UW-Platteville students free for youth under 18

Join us for this Student Recital! Enjoy the celebration the students' collegiate career in music and skill!This event is free.

Join us for an unforgettable Piano Studio Recital! Enjoy an evening of elegant and exciting performances by our Pioneer Piano Studio students under the direction of Dr. Kaju Lee. Don’t miss out on this celebration of music and skill!This event is free.