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NOVEMBER EDITION

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UPDATES FROM ACROSS CAMPUS

Thanksgiving Recess

Thanksgiving recess begins on Wednesday, November 26 at 5:30 p.m.
Classes resume Monday, December 1 at 7:45 am.

Fall and Winter Graduates

For students graduating this fall and winter: 

Records and Registration

November Dates:

November 3rd is the last day to drop a semester long course with a 'W'!  Drops this late in the semester require instructor permission.  The last day to drop a second-half semester class is November 18th.

Winter Registration begins November 6th, with Spring Registration opening November 10th!  You can find your registration date and time in WINGS.  Make sure you don't have any holds on your account so you don't have any delays when registering!  Registration information, tips and tricks, and how-to guides can be found on the Records and Registration page.

Student Life

Help Your Student Thrive at UWL

At the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, Student Success Coaching is a free resource designed to empower students to reach their full potential.  Success Coaches provide one-on-one support to help students set goals, manage time, stay organized, and navigate college life with confidence.  Encouraging your student to connect with a Success Coach can make a meaningful difference in their academic journey and overall well-being. I t’s a proactive step toward success, and it’s just a conversation away.  They can sign up in Navigate today!

Rec Sports

Now Hiring!

Rec Sports is where work sparks growth and friendships. We are now hiring for next semester. Students can learn more and apply online 

As the stress of finals draws near, there is no better time to move the body. Those that make time for fitness and play release feel-good endorphins. Exercise and movement is proven to reduce the negative effects of stress, improves your mood, gain confidence, boost energy and promotes better sleep. Encourage your student to stay active during this stressful time of year.  

Mitchell Hall Pool is available for lap swimming. The pool is typically open around lunch time, evenings, and weekends.  

Academic Advising and Career Services

Unsure of what to do with your science major?

Attend the WiSER Conference Career & Education Fair!
Friday, Nov. 14, 2025
1-3 p.m.
Student Union, The Bluffs (2nd floor)

The fair is part of WiSER 2025 (Wisconsin Science Education and Research Consortium.

The fair is free for students; you don't need to pre-register. Stop in as your schedule allows.

International Education & Engagement

International Education Week is Coming — November 17–20!

This November, we’re celebrating International Education Week, a campus-wide initiative that highlights the value of cross-cultural experiences and global citizenship. We invite students, faculty, and families to join us in recognizing the impact of international education on personal growth, career readiness, and community building.

Opportunities to learn more about education abroad/away programs:

Graduate and Extended Learning

Thinking about graduate school options?

Did you know that UWL offers graduate certificates, master's degrees, and even two doctoral degree programs? Programs are available in on-campus, blended, and fully online formats. 

Current undergraduate students and families who might be interested in graduate study after college can learn a bit about UWL's graduate programs by helping choose the People's Choice winner for the Say it in 6 Competition. Online voting is open November 6- November 12. 

Say it in 6 is an online competition that challenges students to share a message about their graduate work using just six words and a single image. It's a great way to learn about the variety of programs at UWL, and learn from students about their experiences. 

You can learn more about the event by visiting the Say it in 6 website. Or, check out our program options by visiting our online graduate program listing.