Wikipedia Keeps Getting Better Thanks to...

Jennifer Mikulay | 05.8.2013

What do jambalaya, prairie dogs, henna tattoos and a drum kit have in common? All are featured subjects in student-made videos that appear on the online encyclopedia Wikipedia. A ubiquitous and influential… Read More »

The Gentle Power of Wisdom

Sandra Graham | 04.5.2013

If you look up as you enter the Liberal Arts building from 39th Street, you will see the bas-relief human symbols carved in stone above the doorway. On closer examination, you’ll see… Read More »

Alverno Nursing Professor Co-Authors Awa...

EDITOR | 02.11.2013

Myra Huth ’75, associate professor in the JoAnn McGrath School of Nursing, was recently recognized by the Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing for an article she co-authored. The article, “Pediatric Inpatient… Read More »

In Business, Every Life Lesson Applies

Dan Horton | 08.27.2012

Growing up in a 1960’s working-class home on the south side of Racine, Wis., my first lessons in the world of commerce started like so many in my generation: delivering newspapers! I… Read More »

Girls Advanced Academy of Science and Ma...

EDITOR | 08.25.2012

Learning Science & Math, Using Health & Beauty After receiving a grant from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation, veteran Alverno educators Dina Borysenko, assistant professor of Physical Sciences, and Justin LaManna, assistant professor… Read More »

An Alverno Community Treasure

EDITOR | 08.23.2012

  It wasn’t hard for Sister Margaret Earley ’52, professor emerita of Religious Studies, to answer a question about what she admires most about Alverno College. Without hesitation she shared, “The sense… Read More »