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Lawmakers held a public hearing Tuesday on a bill that would allow one-person architecture and engineering firms to compete for state projects worth $1 million or more.
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Read More »Bill would end $1M threshold for small architecture, engineering firms
Trailblazing women who broke into engineering in the 1970s reflect on what’s changed – and what hasn’t
Engineering in the U.S. has long been – and continues to be – a male-dominated profession. Fifty years ago, it looked like that might change.
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Read More »UW System campuses at odds over engineering program proposal (UPDATE)
Three University of Wisconsin campuses in northwest Wisconsin are hoping to open a cooperative engineering program to meet the region's needs.
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Read More »The OSHA report 
The Daily Reporter's weekly digest of companies that have been cited for OSHA violations during work around the state.
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Read More »Milwaukee panel approves spending on round of engineering, construction projects
The Milwaukee Common Council has unanimously approved spending almost $16 million on engineering and construction costs for multiple projects.
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Read More »More women jumping job gender lines
As one of the 10 female welding students in a program with 124 males, Amber Kraemer can tell you a thing or two about perseverance.
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Read More »Engineering a future: Donation helps upgrade Oshkosh classes
Small clusters of students gathered around modeling kits in the Principles of Engineering class at Oshkosh North High School. Some fiddled with knobs to regulate voltage, some stripped wires and some searched for new propeller blades. Their mission was to power a city — or at least, a model of one — with alternative energy.
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Read More »UW-Milwaukee to offer flexible engineering degrees
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee will become the first school in the UW System to offer a so-called flexible degree, in which students will be able to earn college credit for knowledge already gained through work or life experience, university officials said Wednesday.
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Read More »Something to build on: More women studying engineering
The movement to get more students interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics hadn't arrived at the high school that Michelle Williams attended in West Bend.
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Read More »4 things to know about Deborah Jackman
Deborah Jackman is a professor and chair of the Civil and Architectural Engineering and Construction Management department at the Milwaukee School of Engineering. She holds a doctorate in mechanical engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. 1. She knows the engineering ...
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