Education & Workforce Development
Learn about strategies for education and workforce development in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin.
Cristo Rey celebrates opening of new $33 million high school campus
Students, leaders and supporters gathered Wednesday to celebrate the opening of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School’s new $33 million building in Milwaukee’s Clarke Square neighborhood.
Marquette launching $1 million investment fund to give real estate students real-world experience
Marquette University is launching a new program that will give undergraduate students the opportunity to work with industry professionals on real estate deals across the country.
Carroll University buys site next to its campus
Carroll University has acquired an old industrial property next to its Waukesha campus that is viewed as a prime redevelopment site.
How Wisconsin colleges fared on the latest U.S. News college rankings
U.S. News & World Report today released its annual university rankings.
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Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago – the largest of 161 Goodwill organizations internationally – announced this...
Carthage College president John Swallow named HERA chair
The Higher Education Regional Alliance – a collaborative representing 18 southeastern Wisconsin higher ed institutions and several partner organizations – has named Carthage College president John Swallow as its next chair.
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Bucyrus Foundation commits $10 million to South Milwaukee initiatives
The Bucyrus Foundation will distribute $10 million over the next decade to support economic development, schools, nonprofits and revitalization efforts in South Milwaukee.
Penfield Children’s Center, Marquette to expand mental health services to Waukesha County with $2 million grant
A $2 million federal grant will allow the Behavior Clinic, a provider of mental health services for young children in Milwaukee, to begin offering services in Waukesha County next year.
Marquette’s Global Brigades nonprofit spins off microfinance firm with $1.2 million raise
Marquette University-based humanitarian organization Global Brigades is spinning off a for-profit microfinance firm with the backing of four founding investors.
Marquette president Michael Lovell announces cancer diagnosis
Marquette University president Michael Lovell has been diagnosed with sarcoma, a rare form of cancer, he revealed in a letter to the university community Thursday.
