Posted 10:53 a.m. Friday, May 29, 2015

This week's news and events.

Students put practice to work for local non-profits![]() |
In this issue:Announcements & Notices Campus Kudos In The News Classifieds |
UW-L Summer Band sets Friday evening concert on campus |
Tickets now on sale for Freedom Fest July 18![]() |
Why are there trenches on campus?
One week before thousands of people fill Roger Harring Stadium at Veterans Memorial Field Sports Complex for the WIAA State Track and Field Meet, crews with the Facilities Planning & Management department are digging in. Read more »
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UW-L’s spring 2015 Dean’s List is online

‘Dog Days of Summer’ Annual LIVEMAROON event is Tuesday, June 9
Expect good food and good conversation at LIVEMAROON’s third annual “Dog Days of Summer.” The picnic, open to all employees, runs from 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 9, at the gazebo in Lindner Forest. A light picnic lunch will be served while it lasts. Bring a blanket or lawn chair if you’d like. The rain site is Cameron Hall of Nations in Centennial Hall. The “Dog Days of Summer” is sponsored by a University Dining Services Special Promotions grant written by the LIVEMAROON committee. LIVEMAROON, a campus-wide effort to revive campus spirit, is completing its fourth year aimed to embody a campus filled with passion, friendship, community and pride. The initiative is coordinated and sponsored by Campus Climate, Classified Staff Council, University Communications and University Police. Employees should work with supervisors to ensure office coverage. No taxpayer dollars are used to fund the event.Freshman Registration & Family Orientation kickoff meeting is June 5
The Admissions Office will hold a kickoff meeting for Freshman Registration & Family Orientation at 10 a.m. Friday, June 5, in 140, Cowley Hall. Anyone involved with Freshman Registration & Family Orientation is welcome to attend. The Admissions Office will provide an overview of the program and logistic details.

UW-L in the news
A summary of some of the stories about UW-La Crosse spotted in the news. UW-La Crosse keeps focus on title, May 20 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel La Crosse (33-13) makes it first appearance in the NCAA Division III World Series against Salisbury (33-4-1) at 7:45 p.m. Friday at Fox Cities Stadium ... UW-La Crosse program had to fight to stay alive, May 22 Appleton Post Crescent As the winningest coach in University of Wisconsin-La Crosse baseball history, Chris Schwarz has piled up his share of victories the last 11 years. Sara Softball tournament organizers donate $5K to La Crosse Police, May 22 WXOW.com La Crosse, WI (WXOW) - Organizers of the annual Sara Softball charity ... Following her death, friends at Chi Phi at UW-La Crosse started the Sara ... TRACK AND FIELD: UW-L men and women win national titles, May 24 La Crosse Tribune CANTON, N.Y. — It is getting harder and harder for the UW-La Crosse men's and women's track and field programs to accomplish new things. UW-L announces 2015-16 theater season, May 24 Jacksoncountychronicle The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Theatre Department will open its 2015-16 season on Oct. 16 with David Auburn's “Proof,” a work that explores ... Professor explores history of bike policy with new book, May 25 Fox11online.com LA CROSSE (AP) – In 2008, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse professor James Longhurst started commuting to work on his bicycle. Longhurst didn't ... UW-L top in nation for four-year physics grads, May 26 La Crosse Tribune The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse leads the country in awarding four-year physics degrees, according to a ranking by the American Physical ... UW-L Summer Band sets Friday evening concert on campus, May 28 La Crosse Tribune The UW-La Crosse Summer Band will hold its first summer concert on the lawn behind the Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 5.