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MPD honors officers at semi-annual Merit Awards
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Waukesha breaks ground on newest, largest parade memorial
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Novak Manor permit approved to return this Halloween season
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Racine County results show why Biden seeks to secure Black voters’...
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Families spending more on child care than housing, study finds
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Organizers roll out summer plans for the City of Festivals
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Police motorcycles head to Washington D.C to honor fallen officers,...
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Souls to the Polls calls for investigation into alleged disruption...
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UWM chancellor on campus protests: ’If the encampment doesn’t...
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Spring wind
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MATC’s annual plant sale returns Saturday, proceeds to support...
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Confirmed tornadoes from Tuesday’s Severe weather outbreak
WAUKESHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- As Wisconsin's oldest college, Carroll University in Waukesha stands as a testament to innovation and inclusivity. Home to pioneering programs like Aviation Science and Drones, and a diverse student life highlighted by organizations such as the Latin American Student Organization, Black Student Union and Veterans group, Carroll fosters a sense of belonging and community.
The school also champions cross-cultural experiences and excels in health sciences fields like PT, OT, and Pathology Assistance. CBS 58's Bill Walsh will showcase highlights from his tour of the campus throughout the week on CBS 58 news during 58 Hometowns.
To kick off the week, we were joined by Dawn Scott, vice president of enrollment, on Tuesday, Nov. 21.