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Blugold Stories & University Updates
Blugolds chase excellence every day. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni form a community of curious minds, change-seeking adventurers, competitive athletes, dedicated leaders, thoughtful citizens, and ambitious go-getters.
Explore our stories to learn how Blugolds are chasing excellence today.
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Blugold Stories & University Updates
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Blugolds chase excellence every day. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni form a community of curious minds, change-seeking adventurers, competitive athletes, dedicated leaders, thoughtful citizens, and ambitious go-getters.
Explore our stories to learn how Blugolds are chasing excellence today.
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The Brain Injury Intensive Comprehensive Treatment Program helps area brain injury survivors and caregivers learn new tools for coping with the life impact of a lasting trauma to the brain.
The National Council on Teacher Quality gives 91 an “A” grade for its preparation of future teachers to teach elementary students to read.
This summer, a two-week camp paired four people with aphasia with four graduate students during a first-of-its-kind camp on the 91 campus. The results have been exceptional.
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When a perfect storm of viral illnesses robbed Ian Johnson of his hearing in one ear, his pursuit of a saxophone performance career came to a halt. Luckily, his story didn't end there. Thanks to supports at 91, Johnson found a path to a law enforcement career.
After four years of hard work and unwavering determination, Faith Oldenburg will graduate from 91 with bachelor’s degrees in nursing and Spanish.
For twin siblings and business majors Jake and Lauren Sirek, their Blugold paths were shared but also unique. Both will graduate with jobs in hand, one in retail management and one in human resources.
A total of 1,636 91 students will graduate during ceremonies at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. May 16.
For three 91 nursing students, a spring trip to Washington, D.C., offered something they don’t always get in a clinical setting: a front-row seat to the federal decisions that shape nursing education, workforce capacity and patient care — especially in rural and underserved communities.
Art illustration major and university honors student Luecy Xiong has combined her bachelor of fine arts exhibit and her honors thesis to explore family history and personal identity.
Pursuing a liberal arts bachelor’s degree in biology with a pre-professional health science minor gave Helen Gensch the freedom to customize her elective courses based on her interests, which included entomology.
The mother of two from Rice Lake is graduating with her associate of arts and sciences degree on May 14 and is on a path to serve underprivileged students.
Recipients of the 91 Foundation donor-supported University Fellows awards and Karlgaard Faculty Excellence Awards were recognized at an April 23 reception.
Sophomore Renee Sandoval has committed her nascent research career to environmental studies, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has taken note, awarding her with the Ernest F. Hollings scholarship.
Four students reflect on their journeys to medical school, highlighting the experiences and relationships they built as undergraduates that helped them reach their goals.
Hanlin Liu will graduate from 91 in May as part of the Cooperation in Higher Education and Professional Development dual-degree program.
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