Milwaukee School of Engineering

Vertical Construction and Steel Placement Underway at Smart Manufacturing Center in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Businesses Awarded Subcontracts Totaling $2.3 Million by Foxconn

Initial bid packages awarded for High-Performance Computing Data Center at Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park

PRSA Southeastern Wisconsin Elects 2020 Leaders; Katharine Foley and Christine Dunbeck Become Youngest Chapter Leadership

Local public relations practitioners announced for year-long chapter positions

Area Firms Awarded Additional Construction Awards Totaling $20 Million by Foxconn

Initial bid packages awarded for Smart Manufacturing Center at Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park

Companies & Organizations Teach Over 10,300 Hours of Code to Local Students

STEM Challenge Set by NEWaukee & Milwaukee Tech Hub Coalition Surpasses Goal

Regional Education Leaders Form Alliance to Address College Completion, Workforce Development in Southeastern Wisconsin

Together, HERA’s higher education institutions and partner organizations are committed to leveraging their collective strengths and resources.

NEWaukee and MKE Tech Hub Coalition Lead Initiative to Close STEM Gap

For Second Year, Regional Companies to Host Milwaukee Hour of Code™ Events

Direct Supply’s Innovation & Technology Center Opens @ MSOE

The 55,000 sq. ft. building is the largest of its kind in the nation

WMSE to Broadcast Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra’s, “On Stage!” Fall Season

This tradition has been enjoyed by millions nationwide since 1971 with the MSO’s radio series – the country’s longest-running national classical radio series.

Foxconn Selects Construction Manager for Smart Manufacturing Center and High-Performance Computing Data Center

Additional construction manager hired to build two new additional Foxconn facilities at Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park

Forging New Frontiers in AI Education – Diercks Hall Opens at MSOE

The 65,536-square-foot building, located at 1025 N. Milwaukee St., was made possible with a $34 million gift from MSOE alumnus Dwight Diercks and his wife Dian and features an NVIDIA GPU-powered supercomputer.

Max Weiss Company “Signs” Grayson Vandenbush as Metalworking Intern

Random Lake graduate brings stellar academic, athletic record