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Fall 2017
GIS Used to Examine Local Land Use
CIS/Psychology Grad Wins Research Fellowship
In Memoriam: Christopher P. Cirmo, 1954-2017
An Historic Year Ahead
News Briefs
Spring 2017
Civil Discourse: It's Time to Talk
Scripps' Students Contribute to Public History
Sports Analytics Conference Brings Moneyball to Point
Facts and Civil Discourse
Fall 2016
Students Jump on Math FastTrack
Planetarium Gets New Director
Challenging Our Students in a Civil Way
Spring 2016
Students Document Life Stories
A Strategic Enrollment Initiative in Physical Sciences
New Course Prepares Students for Drone Revolution
Fall 2015
New UW-Stevens Point Science Building: A Large Statement of Confidence
Mapping a Course for Better Critical Thinking
Blakeman Examines Drones and Fourth Amendment
Spring 2015
Fighting Islamophobia in Stevens Point
French Professor Earns Prestigious Honor
Aquaponics Innovation Center Will Boost Domestic Aquaculture
In Memoriam: Sally Kent
Fall 2014
Learning 'Why?' and Not Just 'What?'
GIS Program Will Allow Students Flex Option
The Survival of Indigenous Cultures
Spring 2014
Thriving on Adventure -- Indoors and Out
Hmong Culture Shared in Central Wisconsin
Memorial Gift Will Help Students
Getting Involved Key to College Success
Fall 2013
Finding the Middle Ground
Brothers of the Earth: Before Wisconsin Existed
Helping Fight Breast Cancer with GIS
Conservation Abroad Through Research
Spring 2013
Students Partner With Community
Making Our Point: A Civility Initiative
Health Care Is Focus of National Conference
Student Selected for Prestigious International Internship
Middle School Students Learn Aquaponics Through Collaboration
Fall 2012
Harvard Selects UWSP Student for Research
Research for Hospitals and Knowledge for Our Community
Students and Recent Graduates Gain National Recognition
Observatory Named After Arthur Pejsa
Alumni News
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