Education & Workforce Development

Islands of Brilliance and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee have received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts to establish a new research lab that will study the impact of creativity and creative technologies on people with autism.

Milwaukee Excellence charter school has named Rodney Lynk Jr. as its next chief executive officer.

In late 2019, Advocate Aurora Health announced a $50 million commitment over five years to address disparities that affect health outcomes in Wisconsin and Illinois communities.

Editor’s note: We asked Milwaukee-area business leaders to reflect on how they navigated their businesses through the challenges of...

By the time a student graduates from Cristo Rey Jesuit High School in Milwaukee, it’s possible they already have experience...

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has maintained its designation as an “R1” research institution, a status that its ongoing financial challenges have threatened.

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee announced plans to place 100 students from underrepresented populations in paid internships with Milwaukee-area corporations over the next two years.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced today the recipients of nearly $60 million in federal funds, from the American Rescue Plan Act, aimed at developing long-term solutions to the state’s workforce challenges.

Ongoing changes in technology and the way people work call for new strategies to address the need for new...

A charter school that is set to be authorized by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is planning to operate on the Wisconsin International Academy campus in Wauwatosa.