Oct 31, 2009 | WisInfo
Friends, colleagues remember UWSP mainstay
There is something ironic about a gathering to remember a man who months before he passed away was so vehemently against such a gathering.
College volleyball: Pointers win pair of matches
The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point volleyball team tallied two victories Wednesday evening, defeating Milwaukee School of Engineering and Edgewood College by identical scores of 3-0. The two nonconference victories improve the Pointers to 13-19 overall heading into the final weekend of the regular season.
Author Mitch Albom shares his journey to find faith
Finding faith can take a lifetime. There is no one path that everyone takes, no guideposts to show the way.
Plans for new building at UWSP begin
Staff members at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point have begun talks that eventually will lead to determining which departments will be housed in a new academic building slated to be built in the next decade.
Stevens Point, meet 18th and 19th century Japan. A monthlong exhibit at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point will explore the history and culture of Japan from the Tokugawa period.
Residents gather for annual day to help those in need
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point student Beth Juris, 29, spent her Saturday afternoon hoping to improve the relationship between the campus and the community.
UW-Stevens Point exploring Japan's culture
The art, history and culture of Japan will be featured on the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus in a monthlong series of exhibits, lectures, workshops, films and performances.
Milladore resident gets scholarship
Benjamin Hansen of Milladore is a recipient of a Wisconsin Towns Association scholarship sponsored by Rural Mutual Insurance Company.
Students have fun with Shakespeare
This isn't your grandparents' Shakespeare. Or your parents'. For that matter, it isn't even the Shakespeare from high school.
UWSP students get creative with Shakespeare
This isn't your grandparent's Shakespeare. Or your parents. For that matter, it isn't even the Shakespeare from high school.
Column: Local businesses work with state leaders
Last April, an enthusiastic group of 50 central Wisconsin business and community leaders descended on the state Capitol in Madison as part of an annual event to raise awareness about promising initiatives to help our area grow and prosper.
Green Tea seeks fans for music video
Local Celtic band Green Tea will film its next music video, 'Shafted,' at 5 p.m. Sunday in the Encore at Dreyfus University Center at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
The Pointer on the Hub: Spotlight on Centertainment
Central Wisconsin Hub will occasionally post stories from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's student newspaper The Pointer.
UWSP social issues group gets funds boost
The Wisconsin Public Interest Research Group chapter at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is making a difference one campaign at a time.
Empty Bowls' good will overflows
Poverty might be an uncomfortable subject, but it's not something local residents shy away from.
Schmeeckle Reserve announces fall programs
Enjoy the outdoors as well as hands-on nature and history programs this fall and winter at Schmeeckle Reserve on the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
UWSP paper science program receives accreditation
The recent accreditation of a University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point engineering program will help graduates earn their licenses faster while drawing more attention to the program itself.
Domestic partnerships celebrated
About 50 people gathered Thursday to celebrate Wisconsin's domestic partnership law.
Statewide multicultural conference at UW-Stevens Point this weekend
The 2009 American Multicultural Student Leadership Conference will be held at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point this weekend.
The Pointer on the Hub: Let the wild rumpus begin
Central Wisconsin Hub will occasionally post stories from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's student newspaper The Pointer.
Internationally renowned and best-selling author, journalist, screenwriter, playwright, and broadcaster Mitch Albom will bring his inspirational message to the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point at 7:30 p.m. Oct.
Partial Lock Down Now Over At UW-Stevens Point
A partial lock down is now over at UW-Stevens Point after a custodian noticed a student walking into the Noel Fine Arts Center with a suspicious package about 9 a.m. this morning.
Prop Sword Prompts UW-Stevens Point Alert
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point authorities say a student carrying a sword as a prop for a theater class prompted a campus alert and the evacuation of one classroom building.
The Pointer on the Hub: "The Road" reviewed, previewed
Central Wisconsin Hub will occasionally post stories from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's student newspaper The Pointer.
Former paper mill site interests UWSP professors
Editor's note: This is the second article in an occasional series looking at some of the businesses and groups that have expressed interest in Domtar's Port Edwards mill, which the papermaker shut down in the summer of 2008.
UWSP works to help children in Uganda
As Shannon O'Brien sat watching a documentary about displaced children in Uganda, tears streaming down her face, she knew she had to do something.
Education leaders launch Energy Awareness Month
Educators say school programs that teach environmentally friendly practices produce good habits that students carry with them throughout their lives.
UWSP swine flu absence plan for students in works
A possible attendance policy at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point to deal with swine flu would require greater flexibility from professors for students who miss classes, while at the same time documenting when students were absent to prevent abuse of the policy.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Saw-whet owl tag-along clinic offered
During the past three years, the Department of Natural Resource's Sandhill Outdoor Skills Center has been working with wildlife students at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point in a joint saw-whet owl banding project.
UWSP wants community involved with homecoming
Homecoming at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point might mostly be for the students and alumni, but there is a focused effort to get the community more involved this year.
The Pointer on the Hub: Theater department to perform 19th century Russian comedy
Central Wisconsin Hub will occasionally post stories from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point's student newspaper The Pointer.
College football: Pointers down UW-Eau Claire in WIAC opener
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point quarterback Jared Beckwith threw five touchdown passes - four of them to Jared Jenkins - as the Pointers defeated UW-Eau Claire 48-33 in the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opener at Community Stadium at Goerke Park.
National Guardsman learns instrument flight
Eric Roeske, 92F petroleum supply specialist with the E Company First 147th Aviation Battalion, completed instrument flight training and now is certified to fly in weather with visibility below 3 statute miles to flying in clouds with zero visibility.
Experts: China key to state's economy
In today's global marketplace, other nations' economies directly impact not only the U.S. economy but also that of central Wisconsin -- and not just negatively.
Music at Chestnut Center this weekend
Chestnut Avenue Center for the Arts is the place to be for two great musical opportunities this weekend.
H1N1 complicates student privacy laws
University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point faculty members might inadvertently be bumping against a federal law protecting education records when they talk with parents about the H1N1 virus, or swine flu.
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