Events at UW-Platteville

Sample pizza from some of the favorite local pizza places. Bring your blanket, stuff a custom UW-Platteville pillow and hang out on the lawn to enjoy a movie. You will get to vote on the movie we show during your On-Campus Orientation Day.

Check out local businesses and organizations, find jobs, get coupons, and win prizes!

Come watch the Marching Pioneers at the Platteville Dairy Days Parade on Main Street!

Join Engineers without Borders for the Fall Color Blast! Get ready for a fun-filled run/walk event hosted by Engineers Without Borders at UW-Platteville! This colorful community celebration will help raise funds for our ongoing efforts to support a middle school construction project in Adumasa, Ghana. Held right on campus at Memorial Park, the Fall Color Blast is the perfect way...

Women in STEM Career Day is a one-day event for high school women to explore careers that involve creative problem-solving, forward thinking, making a difference in society, and shaping the future of our world. Participants will learn about career opportunities in STEM fields through exciting demonstrations and will enjoy working in teams on hands-on projects. They will also have the...

Pioneering Your Future in STEM is a one-day event designed for fifth- through eighth-grade students sponsored by the Women in STEM Program. The event focuses on inspiring students to explore careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Participants will learn about careers that emphasize creative problem-solving, forward-thinking, societal impact, and shaping the future of our world. Although progress has...

Pioneering Your Future in STEM is a one-day event designed for fifth- through eighth-grade students sponsored by the Women in STEM Program. The event focuses on inspiring students to explore careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Participants will learn about careers that emphasize creative problem-solving, forward-thinking, societal impact, and shaping the future of our world. Although progress has...