Education & Workforce Development
MSOE unveils $37 million Viets Tower renovation
The Milwaukee School of Engineering celebrated the grand opening of its newly renovated Hermann Viets Tower in downtown Milwaukee Friday.
UWM to forgive $5.1 million in student debt with federal relief funding
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee announced it will use federal stimulus funding to eliminate $5.1 million in student debt incurred during the pandemic.
Waukesha County Technical College to create new CNC training center with $500,000 grant
Waukesha County Technical College plans to create a new CNC training center on its Pewaukee campus and fund scholarships with a recent $540,000 grant from the Gene Haas Foundation.
How Jeffers, MATC joined forces to address need for more affordable student housing downtown
Developer Josh Jeffers says his partnership with Milwaukee Area Technical College was vital in making his Journal Square redevelopment project a reality, and addresses an unmet need for affordable student housing downtown.
Coffee break: Terese Caro
Terese Caro
President and chief executive officer
Legacy Redevelopment Corp.
1536 W. North Avenue
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Potawatomi Hotel & Casino wants to fill hundreds of open positions
Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee announced today that it is ramping up its recruitment and hiring with plans to fill “hundreds” of positions, and is expanding its $1,000 hiring bonus program to all new hires.
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As it seeks to fill hundreds of positions, Summerfest producer increases seasonal workers’ pay
Summerfest producer Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. is increasing its wages for most seasonal workers beginning this week.
Bounce Milwaukee strikes deal with MASH to unionize
As Bay View entertainment venue Bounce Milwaukee gears up to reopen its doors after 18 months, the business won't let industry-wide workforce challenges stand in the way.
UWM offering incentives for students to get COVID vaccine
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is offering incentives – including the opportunity to win a MacBook Air laptop and Milwaukee Brewers tickets – to encourage more students to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Milwaukee health systems, universities commit to hiring, purchasing from city’s disinvested zip codes
The Milwaukee area’s largest health care systems and universities are committing to increase their hiring and spending in the city’s lowest-income zip codes under a new collaborative.
