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March at UWL

March at UWL

Relive the month through our favorite images

Posted 9 a.m. Tuesday, March 31, 2026

A bird's eye view of campus after a spring break blizzard.



As winter and spring played tug-of-war, students, staff and faculty continued to leave their mark inside and outside the classroom. Take a look at some of our favorite photos from March at UWL.



UWL's Jeannette Armstrong (right) consulted with Cindy Kuhrasch, distinguished teaching faculty emerita at UW-Madison, to retool two master's tracks offered by UWL's Institute for Professional Studies in Education. Outdoor experiences are a core part of the curricula.


Local business leaders evaluate College of Business Administration students during the Eagle Sales Competition.
From entering the meeting room to nailing the pitch, the Eagles Sales Competition covers all facets of selling.
Community leaders and partners of UWL shared breakfast and good conversation at the Chancellor's Community Forum.
Caleb Colon-Rivera has a Couch Conversation with Eileen Narcotta-Welp, associate professor of exercise and sport science, part of UWL's programming for Women's History Month.
Tanner Gerber became the first wrestler in UWL history to win the 165-pound title at the NCAA Division III Championships. Photo by Keara Chaperon


The gymnastics team took second place at the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association National Championships in Cortland, New York. Photo by Erin Locascio, SUNY Cortland
An elated men's basketball team celebrates after winning the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament — the first conference tournament title in program history.


Not to be outdone, the women's basketball team capped a magical season with its first-ever appearance in the Elite Eight. Photo by Quincy Boger
Joseph Spurlock, associate professor of educational studies, capitalized on the unseasonably warm weather by holding class outside.
After a mild start to the month, a blizzard over spring break dumped nearly a foot of snow on campus.
Under the direction Professor Hongying Xu, UWL students teach Chinese language and culture to children at Northside Elementary School in La Crosse.
Xu teaches students at Northside how to use chopsticks.
Mia Khalil, a graduate student studying physical therapy, discusses her research into wrestler nutrition plans during Graduate & Extended Learning's 3 Minute Grad Project event.


Meredith Thomsen, dean of Graduate & Extended Learning, congratulates Khalil (first place) and Ashley Hanson (third place) at the 3 Minute Grad Project reception.
Locked in — in Murphy Library.
Chief of Staff Stacy Twite and Chancellor James Beeby enjoy a stroll in the sunshine between meetings.
Hannah Kauffman, a junior studying elementary/middle education, was among a group of UWL students who helped children at Summit Environmental School in La Crosse learn about the history and production of maple syrup. The project was made possible by a gift from UWL's School of Education via the Prairie Springs Endowment Fund and the La Crosse Public Education Foundation, among other contributors.
Skating into spring.

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