The Foster Gallery will present Flores Nocturnas (Blooming at Night), an exhibition by Mexico City-based artist Sofia Moreno, envisioning trans femme legacies centering pleasure, kinship and futurity.

A new partnership between the history department at UW-Eau Claire and Keweenaw National Historical Park in Calumet, Michigan, will provide two summer interns annually the chance to work alongside park staff to advance public history projects.

Taryn and Taylor Maki are on similar higher education journeys and graduating two days apart from UW-Eau Claire – Barron County and UW-Eau Claire, respectively.

After more than 35 years of teaching, research and mentorship at UW-Eau Claire, Dr. Rose-Marie Avin is retiring from the Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Sexuality Studies department.

UW-Eau Claire has named 10 educators as University Fellows, a new donor-supported initiative that aims to recognize and celebrate high-achieving members of the university’s faculty and instructional staff.

The annual newsletter, Voices and Visions, recaps important events, research, and accomplishments in the Women's Studies Department each year.