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From the bright lights of the World Series to the familiar comfort of campus traditions, take a look at some of our favorite photos from October at UWL.
This year's TEDxUWLaCrosse event explored the Driftless Region by land, air and water. New this year, student speakers — including Nainil Jariwala (above) — took the stage between the main presenters to share what the word "Driftless" means to theme.
Niti Mishra, professor of geography and environmental science, brought a drone to the stage during his TEDxUWLaCrosse presentation. He uses drones to create detailed 3D maps that help researchers visualize and track environmental change.
Jennifer Williams, professor of art, shared her artwork during her TEDxUWLaCrosse presentation and discussed how plein air painting — creating art outdoors — helps her find a state of creative flow.
TEDxUWLaCrosse brings together a dedicated group of organizers and speakers passionate about sharing innovative ideas.
Led by Assistant Professor of Chemistry Kausar Raza, UWL undergraduate students are gaining hands-on experience researching potential treatments for cancer.
Family weekend brought good weather, great company and endless memories.
A baby Eaglet was ready for tailgating.
One proud mama!
Students in Karen Skemp's Nutrition Education course got their hands dirty at Kane Street Community Garden on La Crosse's north side. Here, they set out to harvest Jerusalem artichokes.
UWL Web Developer Neal Meier (right) speaks at the Disability Dialogues lunch session. Meier discussed his experience living with a disability and navigating challenges and opportunities in the workplace.
Dozens of students, staff, faculty and alumni gathered at the Eagle "L" sculpture to celebrate the start of One Day for UWL, the university's annual giving day.
Children from the Campus Childcare Center, surrounded by students and staff, enjoy the festivities during One Day for UWL.
Chancellor James Beeby counts it down and rings in One Day for UWL.
The support of alumni and former UWL employees plays a vital role in the success of One Day for UWL.
Students enjoyed a lunch on the lawn and some quality time with Stryker.
Dr. Wags/Rossi shows his school sprit at the One Day for UWL ringing out ceremony.
The Alumni & Friends Foundation team was full of excitement at the One Day for UWL wrap-up event.
