With the cold weather of winter rolling in, some may find it hard to believe that people are willing jump into a cold body of water for any reason, but that’s exactly what many plan to do this February...
During winter break, some students and staff took a unique opportunity to expand upon their own knowledge through the Liberal Education and America’s Promise run workshops held right on campus. The organization,...
The No. 22 women’s basketball team fell short to Coe College (Iowa) in a non-conference matchup at Kachel Gymnasium Dec. 8 with a score of 68-63.
The Warhawks’ overall record now is 4-3. They were...
Charlie Fries, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
• December 10, 2018
Though the fall semester is drawing to a close, student organizations have no intention of stopping their generosity, and Active Minds at UW-Whitewater, a nonprofit organization supporting mental health...
Between late night study sessions and the pressure of getting a good grade, final exams can cause a lot of stress for students – a stress that the staff at the Andersen Library and the University Center...
Charlie Fries, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
• December 4, 2018
As the spring semester approaches, students will find new course options added to the catalog. Many new courses available for students during the spring semester are diversity or minority related, such...
From plumbing to electricity to the food in the dining halls, running a college takes a lot of natural resources.
“We really strive to address the idea of sustainability holistically,” said Wesley...
Charlie Fries, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
• November 28, 2018
For most students, campus libraries are a place for hours of stress-filled studying, but this year Andersen Library has decided to break that common stereotype and to help students find stress relief.
“Creativity...
With the season of giving in full swing, some organizations found it to be the perfect opportunity to give back.
For DECA, that meant collecting toys for those less fortunate.
“We love to help those...
For most students, college is a big adjustment. Between the extra homework and moving away from home, it can take a bit of getting used to. But for Colleen Hermes, a 35-year-old graduating senior, the...
For Veteran’s Awareness Month, the UW-Whitewater Veteran’s Services department helped the service members themselves become more aware of the resources available to them.
The Nov. 7 Veteran’s...
For the College of Education and Professional Studies, rappelling down the side of Perkin’s Stadium together was much more than just a social call—it was also about testing the limits of comfort.
“Any...
