News and College Life

Students relax on the lawn while enjoying an afternoon of warm weather.

Students leave the classroom and walk downstairs witin the business school atrium. 

A student walks through beams of sunlight on the lower floor of the Student Center. 

From left to right, undergraduates and second semester Ojibwe language students Emmett Lockwood and Rowan Hildebrandt collect spears from amidst dinosaur, bear, and deer targets at the Ojibwe Winter Games on Lake Mendota  on Feb. 3, 2023.

Silas Cleveland, a Ho-Chunk Nation member and UW student, prepares to throw a lance at a bear-shaped target in the Zhiimaagan Ataadiiwin game at the Ojibwe Winter Games on Lake Mendota on Feb. 3, 2023. The Games were founded in 2012 in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin and are designed to inspire young and old alike to get out and exercise, enjoy the winter, and engage with Ojibwe culture in a meaningful and positive way.

Progressive Alloy Steel orders steel from around the world and prepares it for the aerospace industry. They hired a student who interned with them last summer and plan to take on another intern this year.

Students in the dance group "Carribean Afro Dancers" perform during an African Culture Night.

Students participate in Curling Night at the Grand Forks Curling Club.

The inaugural Winter72 Student Art Show, sponsored by the Department of Art, Art History and Film and made possible with financial support from Doug Winter '72 and is wife, Bonnie, was held in the Susan and Benjamin Winter Visual Arts Center.