Education & Workforce Development
Wisconsin Lutheran H.S. holds groundbreaking for new athletic complex
Wisconsin Lutheran High School (WLHS) in Milwaukee held a groundbreaking ceremony on Friday to celebrate the start of construction for a new athletic complex at the school’s campus at 330 Glenview Ave.
Amid industry shortage, aspiring nurses expect plentiful job opportunities and brace for burnout
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and images of overworked nurses began flooding the news, Rylie Gill had moments of...
Aug Prep raises $2 million at annual gala
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy in Milwaukee recently raised $2 million at its annual gala to support the reach and impact of the private voucher K4-12 school.
Hiring in 2022: The search for talent isn’t getting any easier
Hiring in 2022 is no easy task.Â
Wisconsin’s unemployment rate is at a record low of 2.8%. Wages climbed more...
Commentary: Unions have a pulse
For decades, union membership has been in a steady decline. Once the backbone of Milwaukee’s blue-collar workforce during the...
Mount Mary University names Isabelle Cherney as next president
Mount Mary University in Milwaukee has named Isabelle Cherney as its 13th president.Â
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Goodwill Industries chief communications and diversity officer appointed by Evers to UW Board of Regents
Angela Adams, the chief communications and diversity officer of Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago, is one of three people that Gov. Tony Evers is appointing to the University of Wisconsin (UW) System Board of Regents.
Rex Academy taking part in national accelerator for education startups
Hartland-based startup Rex Academy is one of five education or workforce focused companies joining the 2022 OnRamp Education + Workforce Accelerator.
$1.5 million gifted to Marquette University mentorship program
Marquette University alumnus and Alumni Association president Bill Krueger has gifted $1.5 million to the university's mentorship program.
MSOE to build softball stadium on its downtown campus
Milwaukee School of Engineering on Friday announced plans to build a $2.9 million softball stadium on its downtown Milwaukee campus for its NCAA Division III women’s softball team.