What UC Live event causes a line of over 50 people to form half an hour before it starts? The Succulent Workshop, of course!
This year is the second installment of UC Live’s Succulent Workshop. The...
Art can come in many different forms by many different types of people. It is a way for artists to express themselves in a way that they think suits their abilities best. For example, famous Spanish painter...
Music-loving students perked up their ears March 5, as Wockner showcased his live-looping skills in the Down Under.
With a guitar strapped around his neck and a full head of dreadlocks, Carl Wockner...
Wander, Explore, Discover, and Reflect: UW-Whitewater’s fifth Annual International Photo Contest Exhibit runs from March 1-20 in Roberta’s Art Gallery.
The exhibit is led by the Center for Global...
Some topics are hard to talk about, but as poet Kyla Lacey says, “the conversation may stop, but the racism continues.”
This was one of the ideas behind her poem titled “White Privilege,” which...
Artist Shelley Smith paints missed opportunities.
In her art, scenes depicting situations where people walk past a place and never give it a second glance are the subject of the exhibition “More Sights...
“Animal Farm” is a dirty tale that warns against the corruption of power and the savagery of human nature. The play put on by UW-Whitewater students who definitely did justice to the rawness of the...
Last Sunday my roommate started complaining about the World of the Arts event she had to attend that night. I was bored and a little curious, since I have not taken WOTA yet, so I decided to tag along....
UW-Whitewater junior, Rachel Klumb, is a part of the changing demographic of hunters across the country.
Young American women, like Klumb, are taking to the uplands, marshes, and woods...
