First-generation student at Marquette committed to local community
Victor Ike, a senior majoring in psychology and minoring in criminology, chose Marquette for its resources, values, and focus on service.
Meet the ‘Science Sisters’: Friends encourage one another through thick and thin (and organic chemistry)
Students at Mount Mary University have weathered the ups and downs of college together.
Future business leader flourishes at WLC
David Wilson is a student at Wisconsin Lutheran College, where he has found many opportunities to be an active member of the campus community.
Northland senior finding success on and off the court
Thomas Whiting is an engineering major at Northland College who started his own 3D printing business. Financial aid was important for him to pursue college.
St. Norbert senior expands worldview as preparation for future law career
Abigail Swanson is a political science major at St. Norbert College, whose experiences and education have led her to become an advocate for others.
The private college advantage [infographic]
Great locations, affordability, smaller class sizes, and four-year graduation rates are just a few of the advantages Wisconsin’s private nonprofit colleges and universities have to offer.
What average net tuition means and how it should affect your college choice
The out-of-pocket cost to attend a private, nonprofit college can be surprisingly affordable.
WAICU Students’ Day at the Capitol
Approximately 100 students and supporters of student financial aid participated in WAICU Students’ Day on March 29. Over 65 legislative offices were visited.
Lawrence senior explores the world before pursuing career in hometown
Ben Meunier, an anthropology student at Lawrence University, plans to give back through public service after graduation.
Biology student appreciates supportive and encouraging environment
Catalina Gonzalez, a recipient of the Wisconsin Grant, is pursuing her degree at Mount Mary University.
