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Balancing military duty with online coursework, Lucas Anderson’s commitment to excellence has earned him the honor of LAE valedictorian this December.
The team unearthed success at the 68th annual Region III Collegiate Soils Contest in Michigan, taking second place overall and first in group judging, securing their place at the 2026 National Collegiate Soils Contest.
UW-Platteville will host the annual Sabbatical Showcase on Friday, Nov. 14, featuring presentations from faculty members who completed sabbaticals last year as they highlight the results of their research and professional activities.
Students step into the world of crime-solving, creating forensic evidence for Wisconsin’s State Crime Lab.
The fusion of 3D printing and dairy protein has led to a groundbreaking new material and patent that promise to help Wisconsin dairy farmers and the environment.
The Master of Science in Education in Educational Leadership is designed for educators ready to step into principal roles, addressing a growing need in rural communities.
In order to address recruitment and retention of math and science teachers in rural schools, the new HOME Scholarship program will provide eligible junior and senior secondary education majors in math or science with scholarships that cover tuition, room and board, and textbooks.
UW-Platteville's annual Holiday Toy Hack returns Saturday, Nov. 15. Student volunteers from all majors adapt electronic toys to make them accessible for children with special needs.
Students collaborated in teams to design mock-ups of innovative, high-tech survival products using Huff Family Innovation Center resources, fostering creativity, entrepreneurship and teamwork skills.
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville’s Forensic Investigation Club, the Huff Family Innovation Center and the Forensic Investigation program are teaming up for a hands-on event focused on creating footwear impressions for the Madison State Crime Lab.
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville’s Department of Mathematics will host a Math Career Panel Discussion on Thursday, Oct. 16, at 4 p.m. in Room 104, Boebel Hall. The event will feature seven Pioneer alumni who majored in mathematics and will highlight the many ways the degree has shaped their careers.
In partnership with the Platteville Regional Chamber, Pioneer Farm will welcome visitors to the Day on the Farm event, Oct. 18.
Pioneer Players will welcome guest artist Tim Gittings, Core Company member of the American Players Theatre, to their production of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The production opens Nov. 19.
Students participated in Bridging the Divide, a program sponsored by the Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership that brings together people of differing political views for small group conversations to foster engagement and understanding.
Students in HHP 3390: Lifetime and Outdoor Activities traded the classroom for kayaks last week as they wrapped up their paddle sports unit with scenic trips to Coconut Cove and the Grant River. Sunshine and teamwork set the tone as students practiced essential kayaking techniques and led each other through drills, games and group paddles.
Colleges of Distinction has recognized UW-Platteville as a top-tier institution for undergraduate engineering, celebrating its hands-on learning and faculty engagement.
The $70K+ tool donation equips students with industry-grade tools, marking a milestone partnership that advances hands-on learning and prepares the next generation of construction professionals.
The team concluded its most successful season yet with top honors across multiple state fairs and a standout performance at the National Barrow Show, highlighting both breeding excellence and meat quality.
After six solo moves across state lines, artists Kobe Elixson and Zoё Couvillion decided it was time to pause and make their next move together. Now residing in Dubuque, Iowa—nearly a thousand miles north of their home in Texas—these printmakers plan to make their mark in the Midwest.
The university made impressive gains across several key categories, reinforcing its commitment to academic excellence, accessibility and service to veterans.
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville is gearing up for the 101st Homecoming, taking place Sept. 28–Oct. 4, 2025, with this year’s theme celebrating all things Pioneer.
Colleges of Distinction has recognized UW-Platteville’s School of Business for its exceptional undergraduate programs that emphasize hands-on learning and real-world leadership preparation.
Thursday, October 9 | 6–8 p.m. | Boebel Hall Room 104
Helios connects students to a vibrant community of learning through interdisciplinary coursework, immersive projects, and cultural events, highlighted by a visit from acclaimed author Emily St. John Mandel, that bring the liberal arts to life.
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville is advancing student training and water education through its leadership in a new Freshwater Collaborative of Wisconsin project.
Colleges of Distinction has recognized UW-Platteville’s School of Education for its exceptional approach to preparing classroom-ready educators.
UW-Platteville recently announced its fall 2025 enrollment estimates, which includes the largest freshman class in six years.
Dr. Evan Larson and a team of Indigenous and non-Indigenous collaborators illuminate how cultural fire stewardship shaped resilient ecosystems in the Great Lakes region.
September is shaping up to be one of the most exciting months yet for Helios, The University of Wisconsin-Platteville’s College of Liberal Arts and Education’s signature humanities initiative.
With optimism and purpose, Chancellor Evetovich set a bold tone for the year ahead, celebrating progress and unity while inspiring continued dedication to student success and well-being.
Dr. Dong Isbister is being recognized for her impactful work in Women's and Gender Studies, mentoring students and advancing inclusive education across campus and beyond.
WiSys has named University of Wisconsin-Platteville Professor of Electrical Engineering Dr. Nader Safari-Shad as a 2025 Carl E. Gulbrandsen Innovator of the Year. The award is bestowed annually and presented during the WiSys SPARK Symposium.
WiSys has named University of Wisconsin-Platteville alum and inventor Isaac Lange as a Carl E. Gulbrandsen Innovator of the Year. The award is bestowed annually and presented during the WiSys SPARK Symposium.
By turning to sheep for sustainable landscaping, UW-Platteville is leading the way in an eco-friendly initiative that could soon be adopted across the Universities of Wisconsin system.
High school students from across Wisconsin spent a week at UW-Platteville, gaining hands-on experience and inspiration to pursue future careers in plant science and innovation.
Dr. Avinash Paruchuri has been selected for a Wisconsin Teaching Fellow to collaborate with other exceptional teachers from across the Universities of Wisconsin and from various disciplines.
UW-Platteville earned national recognition as an Affordable College of Distinction for its exceptional combination of low net costs and strong student outcomes, offering students outstanding value in higher education.
In memory of Ethan Squires the University of Wisconsin-Platteville is honoring his legacy through a campaign to purchase a Steinway Model D concert grand piano, ensuring his passion for music continues to inspire generations of student performers.
Dr. Leonida Ljumanovic, professor of mathematics, has received the Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence in recognition of her outstanding contributions as an educator.
Candito is being recognized for exemplary teaching that fosters diversity, civil discourse, student engagement and the value of a liberal arts education.
Fatema alzahra Sahak draws on her background and passion for school psychology to introduce children to the meaning of Eid through interactive, hands-on learning experiences.
Michael Lambert, lecturer in the Humanities Department, has been honored with the Academic Staff Award for Excellence in recognition of his outstanding service, initiative and dedication to the UW-Platteville community.
Reilly Klippel, a 2025 graduate, earned third place at the WiSys Quick Pitch State Final.
The UW-Platteville Foundation and Alumni Association raised $8.7 million in philanthropic support during fiscal year 2025, with nearly 8,700 individual gifts reflecting the growing generosity and engagement of the UW-Platteville community.
The University of Wisconsin-Platteville recently awarded six faculty research fellowships to increase dairy-related research capacity through the Dairy Innovation Hub initiative.
The Department of Performing and Visuals Arts and the Platteville Summer Arts Festival present the musical “The Clockmaker’s Daughter,” an original musical by British composers Michael Webborn and Daniel Finn.
Bockenhauer, known for her longstanding dedication to student success, has received an award recognizing excellence in academic advising.
Nadia Sifri, a dedicated academic advisor within the Department of Biology, is being honored for her exceptional service, personal commitment and innovative contributions to student success.