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Not enough evidence found to conclude Albert Colom engaged in gender-based discrimination

Though this meme took the internet by storm a number of years ago, few people have considered what the show could actually do during this time of high stress in the science community.

‘Ancient Aliens’ controversy

May 15, 2019

Getting Weird

Getting Weird

December 13, 2018

The Tator

The Tator

December 12, 2018

I'm heated

I’m heated

March 27, 2018

I’m heated

February 20, 2018

I’m heated

I’m heated

February 7, 2018

Chemistry professor David Lewis shared how chemistry affects color and technology at the Foster Gallery.

Chemistry and color come together in ‘Color through the ages’

November 13, 2017

UW-Eau Claire Foster Gallery presents “Color,” an exhibit highlighting artwork between artists and scientists.

Foster Art Gallery hosts ‘Color’ exhibit

October 24, 2017

The Eau Claire Science March welcomed eight speakers throughout the route, one of them being Ethan Fuhrman, Student Office of Sustainability Director. The march started on the campus mall and finished at Phoenix Park.

Eau Claire community joins 600 marches across the nation dedicated to science

April 24, 2017

Tyler Fridley, computer science and theatre arts student, played physicist Werner Heisenberg in the play “Copenhagen” during the Art AND Science: Dedicated Desire and Unmatched Reason reader’s theatre.

The intersection between art and science

December 5, 2016

The four scientists shared their views on science and spirituality Tuesday night

Science and spirituality: are they compatible?

February 25, 2016

Staci Heidtke, the associate director of Career Services, is the author of the grant and intends for the internships to be opportunities for students and the Chippewa Valley business community.

New grant will fund internships for Eau Claire students with financial need

November 12, 2015

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