Education & Workforce Development
Learn about strategies for education and workforce development in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin.
Marquette gets $2.5 million gift for new home for College of Nursing
Marquette University has received a $2.5 million gift from the Helene Fuld Health Trust to support the university’s plans...
Who’s on the Board: Cardinal Stritch University
Mary Kellner, co-chair
Gerard Randall Jr., co-chair, executive director, Milwaukee Education Partnership
Ray Allen, president and CEO, Columbia...
Commentary: MSOE making major impact on downtown
While Cardinal Stritch University is shutting down after 86 years, largely because of declining enrollment, it’s a very different...
Lakeland University to move its Milwaukee center to Waukesha County Technical College
Lakeland University announced that it will move its Milwaukee center from the Honey Creek Corporate Center at 9000 W....
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy raises $2.1 million during annual gala
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy raised $2.1 million during its annual gala, according to a press release from the non-denominational...
Viewpoints: Milwaukee is a college town, through HERA, we’re collaborating to keep our higher ed system strong
As members of Southeastern Wisconsin’s higher education community, we read the recent news about Cardinal Stritch University’s impending closure...
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Commentary: Enrollment decline threatens colleges
Businesses can’t survive if they don’t have enough customers. The same goes for colleges and universities.
Cardinal Stritch University, a...
Serving Milwaukee
Restaurants that survived the darkest days of COVID-19 and the restrictions they had to endure during the pandemic are...
MSOE to convert U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services building into Kendall Breunig Center for the Built Environment
The Milwaukee School of Engineering has unveiled its plans for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services building that it...
Versiti hopes to break ground soon on $63.5 million Blood Research Institute expansion
Milwaukee-based Versiti, a nonprofit specializing in blood health solutions, is planning a $63.5 million expansion of its Blood Research Institute.
