Alverno

Regional Convention to Open with Concerto by Revered Milwaukee Composer

Sr. Theophane Hytrek was the chairperson of the Alverno College music department from 1956-1968

Montessori Institute of Milwaukee Joins Alverno College

Move strengthens existing collaboration in shared goal of educating Montessori-prepared teachers

Summerfest 2019 Daily Admission Promotions Announced

Official Summerfest App Released

Average UWM Student Debt Rose 194%

New study shows Wisconsin has more students in debt than 44 states. Any solution?

Senior Living Community Director of Nursing Inducted into Prestigious International Professional Honor Society

"It is wonderful to be recognized for all my hard work in this way."

Jean Golla Joins Johnson Financial Group as Wealth Advisor

She will be based at Johnson Financial Group’s Mequon office.

League of Women Voters March 2 Public Program: Immigration Policies – DACA and Keeping Families Together

The program runs from 10:00 a.m. to noon, with social time beginning at 9:30 a.m.

Wisconsin Policy Forum Makes Statewide Educational Data Easy to Compare

New School DataTool Includes Enrollment, Student Performance, Other Measures

“Images 9” Photography Show

Features nine acclaimed Wisconsin photographers

Lutheran Social Services of Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Names Jackie Harcourt Vice President of Fundraising

Harcourt has extensive experience in this realm, having served as the Director of Development and Strategic Partnerships at the United Community Center for 15 years.

Milwaukee Aces Establishes National Exposure with New League

Aces Owner Bernell Hooker named Director of Community Engagement

Committee Okays Complete Streets Policy

Proposal on street design places pedestrians and cyclists on same level as motorists

North Point Lighthouse presents “Milwaukee County Zoo,” a fascinating and fun look back at the history of one of the finest zoos in the country and its most famous resident, Samson the gorilla.

Join us for a fascinating and lively look at the history of the Milwaukee Zoo.

Mystery Around Painting Attributed to John Constable Solved With Conservation and Research at Milwaukee Art Museum

‘Constable? A Landscape Rediscovered’ gives visitors a peek at the behind-the-scenes investigations into artworks Museum professionals regularly conduct

Alverno, Montessori Institute of Milwaukee Partnering on New Dual Licensure Program

Program aims to fill demand for Montessori-trained educators

Summerfest 2018 Results

Despite three days of excessive heat warnings over 100 degrees and two days with rain, attendance was reported at 766,192.

Scholarships for Class of 2018 Exceed $86 Million

Amount of scholarship dollars earned by MPS students is largest ever, breaking last year's record by more than $22 million

Walking the Talk: Character Education Schools Promising Practice Award Winners Announced

Yearly, some schools arrive at exceptional ideas, and they are recognized statewide as Promising Practice Winners.

Summerfest 2018 Daily Admission Promotions Announced

All exchanges, unless otherwise stated, will take place at the Mid Gate Promotions Booth, which is located at the Mid Gate Plaza.

Humboldt Park Lagoon Restoration Nets Sweet Water Funding

HPF cleared cattails and other invasive plants from two sections of shoreline in autumn 2016 and 2017.

Vote Today; Key Races Will Be Decided

A breakdown of everything on Milwaukee ballots.

Barrett Lo Selects Findorff as General Contractor for ‘The Couture’

This announcement marks a major milestone in moving the development project forward.

Medical College of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy Partners with Alverno College to Enhance Student Program Opportunities

Enrollment in the new 3+3 dual degree program is open for the fall 2018 term.

PAVE and Schools That Can Milwaukee announce merger

School support organizations combine to serve more than 80 schools

The Cosmic Landscapes of Matthew Lee

His time in Antarctica transformed Lee’s life and art.

The Milwaukee Symphony and Milwaukee Public Museum Team Up for Free Water-Themed Event

The Symphony and Public Museum are partnering on a series of unique events.

Milwaukee Chamber Theatre presents THE BROTHERS SIZE by Tarell Alvin McCraney

February 21 – March 18, 2018 at the Broadway Theatre Center’s Studio Theatre

Report provides detailed look at school district performance and finances in southeast Wisconsin

The report notes that 2016-17 marks a year of relative stability when it comes to assessing district and school performance.

Grants Help College Students With Emergencies

Great Lakes Higher Education’s small grants program helps students at UWM, Mount Mary, Alverno.

Area Early Childhood Education Teachers Honored

Fifth annual Celebrate Teachers & Teaching awards program recognizes outstanding educators

New leadership team poised to continue growth of Uihlein Wilson Architects

Founders David Uihlein, Del Wilson stepping down after 32 years

Festival City Symphony Opens Symphony Sundays Season with “Thanksgiving Promises” Concer

The concert will include uplifting compositions that evoke appreciation, wonder, and thanks.

US Treasurer’s Name Misspelled on Official Site

Her name goes on all U.S. dollars, but Trump administration unsure of spelling.

WOW! Women of Wisconsin Exhibit at Alverno College

Month-long exhibition features work of Wisconsin women

Alverno College Appoints Carole Chabries Dean of New School of Adult Learning and New Initiatives

Chabries’ appointment began August 1.

How Teach for America Helps MPS

70 TFA members attend summer institute to prepare for teaching.

UWM Alumni Association announces 2017 Alumni Award winners

School leaders encounter issues of race and culture at training with Schools That Can Milwaukee July 24-25

Local nonprofit equips leaders of MPS, charter and Choice schools to ensure academic excellence and culturally relevant practices

Scholarships for Class of 2017 Exceed $62 Million

Number of scholarship dollars offered to MPS students is largest ever, breaking last year's record by more than $10 million

North Shore Bank Grows Mortgage Team for Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin Communities

Sanchez has more than eight years of experience in banking.

Mayor Tom Barrett released the following statement regarding the passing of Sister Joel Read, former President of Alverno College for 35 years

"She was a saint in the City."

Sister Joel Read, education trailblazer, dies at 91

Statement from Alverno College on the death of Sister Joel Read

Optimist Theatre Announces Cast of Free Shakespeare in the Park’s “Much Ado About Nothing”

The three-weekend run will feature Kelley Faulkner, Todd Denning, Michael Stebbins, Jonathan Wainwright and Jim Pickering.

City Goes Crazy for Stevie Wonder

Fantastic Turner Hall show celebrated an all-time great album.

Making the Case for Restorative Justice

The Honorable Janine Geske will lead discussion

Milwaukee Connects to Mexico

Mitchell Field now has directs flights to and from Guadalajara. And no wall will stop it.

Alverno student honored as 2017 Newman Civic Fellow

Katherine Watson is an active leader dedicated to advocating for people who are marginalized in society.

Shakespeare in the Park moves downtown to the Marcus Center’s Peck Pavilion

“We know what we are now, but know not what we may be.” -Hamlet, Act IV, scene V William Shakespeare

Marianne Lubar Scholarship Helps Future Teachers Finish Their Degrees

First group of senior scholarship recipients will graduate in May

Stereotyping: Unraveling the Consequences

Alverno Forum will explore the origins of stereotyping

Alverno College Offers Rare Opportunity to Hear a Holocaust Survivor Speak

16th annual Holocaust Remembrance Service features Survivor Eric Blaustein

In Tandem Theatre Presents its Biggest Musical to Date

Let In Tandem take you back to 1920’s France to the magic of the carnival!

Non-Profit A Key Player in Avenues West

Faith-based City on a Hill combats poverty, brings change to neighborhood.

Barriers to LGBTQ Empowerment

Alverno Forum will explore the challenges that face the LGBTQ community

Milwaukeeans to reveal their secrets at Ex Fabula’s New Year Spectacular

Ex Fabula will return to the Pitman Theatre at Alverno College on 39th and Morgan Avenue.

Nonprofit Professionals Organization Announces Scholarship Opportunity for Emerging Leaders Pursuing Graduate Degrees

Scholarship Encourages Higher Education and Honors Former Board Member

Paintings on View at Boerner Botanical Gardens

Paintings by Gwen Granzow are on display through Dec 30.

Shorewood and Milwaukee residents install record-breaking amount of solar through partnerships with Midwest Renewable Energy Association

This is the first time Milwaukee’s solar group buy program has covered the entire city.

Filmmaker and Master Diversity Trainer Lee Mun Wah to lead the 2016 Alverno Community Conference

This year’s theme, “Embracing Diversity: A Mindful Approach to Inclusion,” features 24 interactive sessions

Milwaukee Area Solar Group Buy Reaches 37 Homes and Counting

People interested in going solar through this discounted program have a deadline of September, 16, to participate.

You’re invited to our Opening Ceremonies!

PrideFest celebrates community heroes Friday, June 10

Artwork Brightens Blighted Property

South Side youth transform blighted building with inspirational artwork

Ex Fabula celebrates a “Game Changer” of a season

Speaking of game changers, this will be the first ALL STARS event held at the Pitman Theatre on the Alverno College campus.

Mequon Nature Preserve Battles Water Pollution

MMSD gives group its Green Luminary award in recognition of these efforts.

Chantia Lewis Backs Ashanti Hamilton for Common Council President

Alderwoman Chantia Lewis is supporting Alderman Ashanti Hamilton in his bid for Common Council President.

Remembering Jon Erickson

The late performance artist and professor had a big impact on Milwaukee’s cultural scene.

SWAN Day MKE

A Celebration & Exhibition of Milwaukee Women Artists

Teaching Poor Kids Where They Live

Learning centers in subsidized housing target low-income and black achievement gaps.

Latino Arts’ Spring 2016 Season

Performing and Visual Arts Lineup Features Local & International Talent

Wisconsin Student Debt Is Soaring

It rose 74% in 10 years, faster than all but six states. What is Walker's solution?

Archdiocese of Milwaukee Announces New High-Performing Educational System Designed to Strengthen Urban Milwaukee Catholic Schools

Called Seton Catholic Schools, the independently chartered and governed 501(c)3 will deliver the resources, tools and infrastructure to drive growth and enhance nearly 10,000 students’ educational and spiritual journeys

Alverno Presents to Close Its Doors at the End of the Current Season

“Uncovered” Series Will Continue Through Partnership with The Pabst Theater Group

Best 15 Local Music Shows of 2015

Milwaukee’s music scene keeps getting better, as this list suggests.

Celebrate Cuba to Fend Off Those Winter Blues

Latino Arts welcomes a performance from Grammy-nominated Adonis Puentes & The Voice of Cuba Orchestra, a mixed media exhibition from artist Dara Larson, and a special Lunch & Learn event about The Current State of Cuba

The Final Miltown Beat Down

Annual Hip-Hop event ends decade-long run Saturday with battle between past winners.

Milwaukee Opera Theatre presents: THE STORY OF MY LIFE

Music and Lyrics by Neil Bartram / Book by Brian Hill

$1 Beers Every Weekday at McKiernan’s

A classic South Side bar with cheap macro-brews, yet with Guinness and Smithwick’s.

Former Milwaukee Mayor John Norquist, Venice Williams of Alice’s Garden and more to lead the 2015 Alverno Community Conference

This year’s theme, “A Tapestry of Sustainability,” features over 30 interactive sessions

Danceworks Performance Company delves into the mysterious for season opener: Footsteps, Shadows and Whispers

November 5-8, 2015 • Next Act Theatre

United Performing Arts Fund Announces 2016 Campaign Co-Chairs

Community business leaders step up to support and sustain the performing arts in S.E. Wisconsin

Global Union Returns to Humboldt Park

A free, farewell-to-summer festival of world music and culture. Featuring four bands, food, interactive family activities

Latino Arts’ Fall 2015 Season

Performing and Visual Arts Lineup Features Local & International Talent

The Musical Journey of Jay Anderson

The leader of Foreign Goods, just 23, is a deep thinker and musician.

Chantia Lewis to Enter Milwaukee 9th District Aldermanic Race 9

Chantia has lived in District 9 for over ten years and is a small business owner, mother, wife, and veteran of the United States Air Force.

Marquette Opus College of Engineering to guarantee admission to select Bruce-Guadalupe Community School students

The students will make their initial visit to Marquette Wednesday, June 24, to tour the campus and visit the engineering labs.

Record-breaking $36.7 million in scholarships for the MPS Class of 2015

Third consecutive record total; Class of 2015 more than doubled Class of 2012's total

Milwaukee Art Museum Announces New President of Its Board of Trustees

Mr. Layden is a partner at Quarles & Brady and is a member of the firm’s Business Law Practice Group.

Milwaukee Arts Board awards $213,500 to 33 organizations

Steve VandeZande and Lori Bauman named Friends of the Arts

Where Will Sex Offenders Live?

Only a small percent are repeat offenders. Will local restrictions on residency force state to create uniform law?

Marquette University and Alverno College Win WELCOA Gold Awards

Only two institutes of higher education in Milwaukee made the list

Celebrating 45 Years of Service & Building Brighter Futures by Creating a College Culture

Anniversary Celebration will honor Friends of the Hispanic Community & Badger Mutual Wall of Fame Awardees and Commemorate Expanded Partnerships to Benefit Students

United Community Center Honors Outstanding Service at Annual Volunteer Celebration

The tenth annual Volunteer Celebration on Thursday, March 26 highlighted some particularly extraordinary efforts.

The Social Scene for LGBT Folks

Sports clubs, bars, bingo and coffee shops are among the places where they meet. Second of two-part column.

Wendell Harris urges Milwaukee residents to speak for MPS at JFC hearing

I have been encouraging concerned people of Milwaukee to oppose the draconian budget cuts to K-12 public schools and the cuts to the University of Wisconsin system.

Neighborhood Leaders Applaud Barrett’s Speech

Mayor's state-of-the-city speech details plans for neighborhood development and partnerships with city.

The Rise of Suburban Style Homes

A variety of Postwar architecture is on display in Milwaukee, as is the counter-revolution of New Urbanist development.

School Board candidate Harris opposes Walker’s budget plan

He urges public to attend the March 20 Joint Finance Committee hearing at Alverno College