The Student Association (S.A.) is the voice of the students and the official facilitator of Shared Governance at UWM.
UWM Student Government is the official student governing body at UWM, representing student voices and bridging communication between students and campus administration. We seek new and innovative ways to prompt positive change on campus and in our communities, while serving as an advocate for student rights and student organizations!
05/18/2026
♻️ TRASH OR TREASURE? 👀
Before move-out, stop by the Zelazo Center Parking Lot to donate, discard, or grab items you might need!
🗓 Thursday, May 21st
⏰ 10AM–3PM
📍 Zelazo Center Parking Lot
Clothes, furniture, décor, kitchen items + more will be available. Give your items a second life and help reduce waste 🌎💙
05/15/2026
A week ago, we closed out the year with our final Senate meeting and Passing of the Gavel ceremony 💛🖤
During our last meeting of the year, we passed final pieces of legislation, celebrated the students elected to lead UWM Student Government next year, and reflected on everything we accomplished together throughout this past year. We were also grateful to have members of the UWM community who worked alongside us throughout the year join us for the celebration.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this year possible and to every student leader who dedicated their time to representing students. Here’s to the memories, the impact, and the next chapter of Stu Gov. ✨
05/14/2026
As his time at UWM comes to a close, we want to recognize Student Government President Jeremi for continuing to show up, lead, and advocate for students until the very end.
Recently, Jeremi met with UWM Police Chief Brian Switala, Police Captain Jamie Kuenzi, and campus safety partners to discuss the future of campus safety infrastructure, including updates to UWM’s blue light phone system.
This meeting centered on student safety, campus resources, and how UWM can continue improving emergency communication for students. Conversations like this reflect the meaningful work Jeremi has done throughout his time in Student Government and the relationships StuGov has made that will continue to support students moving forward.
Thank you, Jeremi, for your leadership and for continuing meaningful conversations that we can carry forward into the next semester.
05/07/2026
Having issues with Canvas? UWM has posted updates and information regarding the outage. Scan the QR code or visit the website for the latest updates and status information.
Please share with classmates and friends so everyone stays informed.
https://uwm.edu/canvas/home/
04/30/2026
Our Student Government members are constantly showing up for the UWM and Milwaukee community. 💛🖤
A couple weeks ago, members participated in Make a Difference Day, an event focused on supporting elderly community members in Milwaukee with outdoor yard work like raking leaves, clearing branches, and taking care of tasks that can be difficult to do alone.
We’re proud to highlight the work our members continue to do beyond Senate and across the community. Thank you to everyone who helped make a difference!
04/17/2026
Student Government met with Chancellor Gibson to share student feedback and discuss ongoing campus initiatives. Conversations focused on ensuring student voices remain central in decisions that impact the campus community. Updates and next steps will continue to be shared as discussions progress.
04/07/2026
Join us for our next Student Senate meeting!
📅 Thursday, April 9
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 UWM Student Union, E240
Senate meetings are open to all students come stay informed, share your thoughts, and be part of the conversation.
Your voice matters.
04/07/2026
SENATE MEETING LOOK BACK | March 12
From discussions on the proposed student hub and cultural center co-location to new advocacy efforts and funding decisions, this meeting focused on transparency, student voice, and campus impact.
Key highlights:
• as of now Administration is slowing (not stopping) the co-location process while compiling supporting data
• Appointment of a new At-Large Senator, expanding representation
• Continued advocacy for cultural centers, basic needs resources, and student support
• Listening Tour legislation tabled pending further clarification
• Funding decisions
As we move forward this semester, your voice continues to shape these conversations.
Stay engaged. Stay informed.
04/02/2026
🌈💬 Come speak your heart out. We’re listening.
A campus space for LGBTQIA+ students to speak openly about their experiences, share concerns, and be genuinely heard. Come connect, vent, celebrate, and help shape a more inclusive UWM.
🗓 April 7, 2026
⏰ 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
📍 UWM Student Union (2200 E Kenwood Blvd, EG44)
Student Association Office
🥤 Snacks & drinks provided
👤 Hosted by: Megan Krouth, LGBTQ+ Advocacy Senator