This summer, professor Eric Roche plans to climb Mt. McKinley, the highest mountain in America. Roche said he is “so thankful and excited” to embark on his climb June 22. However, Roche also...

SHE SAID “Call Me Maybe” is not lyrically talented in any way, but the words and music are just so catchy. I can’t help but jam out to it whenever I’m in my car. I hate most music played...

“Even when the day doesn’t go according to plan, I’ve adapted a ‘roll with the punches’ mentality.” This is the attitude that has gotten Peter Lohr, a graduate student with Cerebral...

Across: 1. Rot 3. Sleds 6. Llama 7. Pie 9. Amnesia 11. Diego 13. Tirades 14. Bandanna 15. Noah 17. Cot 18. Siren Down: 1. Rio Grande 2. Balsa 4. Souvenir 5....

As a child, UW-Whitewater senior Noa Lidan caught glimpses of her grandmother’s life as a Jewish teenager during World War II, listening to stories she hesitantly told by memory. Through these stories,...

The UW-Whitewater chapter of Habitat for Humanity is working to raise money for a new home in Whitewater. The fundraiser is called “Construction Hero for a Day” and is being held April 9-20 in the...

Growing up, kids are told they can be anything they want to be. No dream is unobtainable. No goal is too lofty. Everyone will be president someday. Barriers like institutional racism and glass ceilings...

Public relation majors are putting on an event this Saturday and Sunday to help promote the University Center’s Warhawk Alley. The events are Warhawk Alley Olympics and The Warhawk Strut. The events...

Commentary by Andrew Smith: Broken yoke. As I rounded one of the many curves on Highway 59 headed to school today, I was suprised to find a semi laying sideways in the ditch.  Help had already arrived...