Education & Workforce Development
Learn about strategies for education and workforce development in Milwaukee and southeastern Wisconsin.
Royal Enfield donates motorcycles to BUILD Moto nonprofit education program
Motorcycle manufacturer Royal Enfield is donating more than $100,000 in motorcycles to a nonprofit program that pairs Milwaukee area high school teams with mentors to learn how to build bikes.
Light the Hoan invites students to ‘Code the Hoan’
You’ve heard of Light the Hoan, but now Milwaukee-area students will “Code the Hoan” with a new initiative focused...
Marquette University names Kimo Ah Yun as provost
Marquette University has named Kimo Ah Yun as its permanent provost and executive vice president for academic affairs.
Ah...
Housing development planned at Mount Mary for School Sisters of Notre Dame
Mount Mary University, the School Sisters of Notre Dame and Milwaukee Catholic Home are partnering on a planned $40 million housing development at the university’s campus in Milwaukee.
Foundations for tomorrow’s success
It’s tough for a young person to take the long view. How might one experience relate to another twenty...
Glance at Yesteryear: More than a century of training dentists
This 1930s James Conklin photo shows the Marquette University School of Dentistry. The school, which recently marked its 125th...
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Nonprofit Executive of the Year Finalist: Sue Smith
As president of Nativity Jesuit Academy since 2015, Sue Smith has many accomplishments to her credit.
Smith, a marketing, fundraising,...
Nonprofit Collaboration of the Year: LUMIN Schools
Since 2002, The Lutheran Urban Mission Initiative, Inc. (LUMIN) and its eight participating schools have provided faith-based instruction to...
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy names Abby Andrietsch as CEO
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy has named Abby Andrietsch, former executive director of Schools That Can Milwaukee, as its chief...
See photos: SHARP Literacy raises more than $330,000 at ‘A Novel Event’
SHARP Literacy’s annual fundraiser on Monday brought in more than $330,000 for the Milwaukee-based nonprofit.
