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Summerfest 2026: Photo Gallery

Summerfest 2026 is over, but UWM Post has all the great moments and memories documented in photos taken by Zuriel Lott. It’s the largest music festival, as recognized by Guinness World Records, and Summerfest returned for the 58th…

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Wisconsin Area Health Education Center Scholars Program

Wisconsin Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Scholars Program applications for the 2026-28 Cohort are due on October 15. UW-Milwaukee students entering the last two years of eligible health professions programs are able to apply for this two-year program. UWM has several students who have recently graduated from the program. UW-Milwaukee Zilber College of Public Health  Master of Public Health  Bachelor of Science…

5-Day Weather Forecast, July 28th, 2026

Overview: Sunny skies are expected throughout the week, with only Friday experiencing clouds during the day. Temperatures mostly stay below the upper 80s, with only Thursday experiencing temperatures over 90 degrees. Today: The heatwave ceases on Tuesday, with temperatures in the mid 70s and a dew point around 60 degrees. Clear skies are expected, along with…

5-Day Weather Forecast July 27th, 2026

Overview: Milwaukee’s 5-Day Weather Forecast July 27th, 2026, starts stormy and hot, but cools down into the mid-week, and brings back another round of rain to finish out our July.   Today: Morning storms slam Milwaukee, leave around noon, allow temperatures to hit 88, and evening thunderstorms end around 10 p.m. If the atmosphere maintains…

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