Feature Stories

The visit to Dubuque’s Bee Branch Creek Restoration Project offered a firsthand look at how engineering can meaningfully serve both environmental and community needs. Engineering

Engineering students explore place-based engineering in Dubuque

Students in UW-Platteville's SPACES program explored how engineering can serve both the environment and local communities during a visit to Dubuque’s Bee Branch Creek Restoration Project.

Through this immersive experience, students gained a richer understanding of Russian history History

Students in UW-Platteville’s Modern Russia class step outside the classroom to connect with history firsthand

For many people, the agony of the Russian Revolution and the breakthroughs of the Soviet MIR space station are distant events, far removed in space and time. But not for the students in UW-Platteville’s Modern Russia class.

Pictured L-R: Dr. Chris Baxter (coach), Brock Stringfield, Emily Lovett, Jake Scheckel, Alia Meiners, Luke Van Donsel, Emily Lovett, Andrea Noll Agriculture

Collegiate Soils Team Places Third at National Contest

UW-Platteville's Collegiate Soils Team placed third among 15 universities at a national soil judging competition in Texas, where students demonstrated professional skills in soil description, classification and landform analysis.