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The CASA Center is located in Hibbard 311A.

Annual Security Report released, programs discuss resources and responses

Story by Elliot Adams, Editor-in-Chief
October 14, 2022
Center for Awareness of Sexual Assault is available at UW-Eau Claire

Sexual assault awareness month

Story by Bridget Maxwell, Staff Writer
April 14, 2022
The Inter-Tribal Learning Center, located in Hibbard 150.

Native American heritage month

Story by Lisa Snyder, Staff Writer
November 2, 2021
Associate Professor of American Indian Studies, Dr. Heather Ann Moody shows her support for the remembrance of indigenous children who were victimized within the Canadian residential school system.

UWEC recognizes Orange Shirt Day

Story by Lisa Snyder, Staff Writer
October 4, 2021
Events started on September 16th with the celebration of the Latinx Cultural Center opening.

Latinx Heritage Month at UWEC

Story by Lisa Snyder, Staff Writer
September 29, 2021
Green is the color for Cerebral Palsy Awareness. Go green for CP.

Fostering cerebral palsy during the month of March.

Story by Ashlie Fanetti
March 9, 2021
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In good condition

Story by Evelyn Nelson
October 8, 2020
Josie Roll, a junior elementary and special education student, and Alexander Martin, a sophomore graphic communications student raise awareness for depression in teens by longboarding 150 miles from Duluth to Blain, Minnesota over the summer.

UW-Eau Claire students spread awareness for depression

Story by Stephanie Smith, Copy Editor
September 27, 2017
President of International Justice Mission Emily Lorentz spreads awareness of human trafficking locally and abroad Saturday afternoon at First Congregational Church. Lorentz sought to merge her passion for her organization with a local effort to support products at fair trade prices.

Eau Claire Global Market draws attention to international causes

Story by Stephanie Kuski, Currents Editor
November 15, 2016
An exhibit of 1,181 earrings is displayed in the Council Oak room for National Native American Heritage Month to represent Indigenous women who have gone missing or have been murdered.

‘Sing Our Rivers Red’ uses art as a means of activism

Story by Stephanie Smith, Staff Writer
November 14, 2016
Junior CSD student Emmy Gerome poses for a photo with the Autism Speaks mascot at the 11th annual 24-hour event for the Epsilon Alpha chapter of Alpha Xi Delta.

Alpha Xi Delta teeters up and down while speaking out

Story by Brian Sheridan, Op/Ed Editor
April 28, 2016
The university offers a number of variety of resources, both to educate students and to help those affected by mental illness.

Sparking conversation about mental health on campus

Story by Angel Vang, Copy Editor
March 17, 2016
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