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Honors student Calvin Lutzke is a triple major in Latin American and Latinx studies, political science and Spanish, with a deep passion for exploring culture, politics and language. Through study abroad experiences and active involvement on campus, Lutzke has grown his leadership skills and commitment to making a positive impact.

Riehle, who will graduate from UW-Eau Claire this month with a marketing degree, has made the most of her student experience to prepare for a career in business. From an active community role supporting small business as a student consultant to leading one and founding another College of Business student organization, Riehle's hands-on experiences has set her up for success.

Honors student Sabrina Massie is passionate about making history accessible through public history, with a focus on translating complex topics to everyone. After graduating from ÌÇÐÄVlog, they plan to pursue a master’s and doctorate in public history, using their Honors experience to encourage critical thinking for future students.

Tyler Edmondson, assistant director of Event Services at UW-Eau Claire, applies life lessons in distance running to working with students on the Event Production Crew.

Sophia Curran-Moore, an outstanding Honors student, wins this year's Prechel Honors Scholarship. She is a teaching English and language arts major who has been committed to helping new students make the most of their college experience.

This past summer, Nic Burgdorf, a UW-Eau Claire nursing student, found himself immersed in the heart of healthcare policy advocacy in Washington, D.C.

The two-year, $231,709 government subcontract received by Dr. Deidra Gerlach, associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry, is the first of its kind for UW-Eau Claire and is laying the groundwork for more industry contractual projects in the future.

Geology grad pays it forward by ‘adopting’ Blugold field campers

The May 2024 commencement marks the graduation of the first full cohort of Blugold Biomedical Innovator Scholars, nine students who have spent four full years in collaborative research with Mayo Health System.

Learn about the groundbreaking biomedical research in a UW-Eau Claire lab of students and faculty collaborating with Mayo Clinic Health System, a project to make certain cancer procedures safer and less painful.

Two students at UW-Eau Claire earned Fulbright awards for international study.

The research and scholarly creative activity of more than 500 Blugold students will be on display during the university's Celebration of Excellence in Research and Creative Activity April 22-26 on campus.