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WCC program specialist Aaron Broadwater introduces himself before attendees at Mutual presentation Tuesday, Dec 6, 2022 in the WCC.

‘Solidarity not charity’

December 11, 2022
A bittersweet farewell

A bittersweet farewell

December 5, 2022
Students’ decorative graduation caps sit on display during the Fall 2016 commencement ceremony. Changes in this year’s commencement activities are due to the large crowds from students and families.

Bright future ahead for December grads

December 4, 2022
People gather at the UW-Whitewater Warhawk Connection Center to listen to a presentation on the origins of Thanksgiving Nov. 22 2022.

The origin of Thanksgiving

November 28, 2022
Underground Cutz owner Cesar Mendoza cuts a students hair in the Anderson Library lower level November 14, 2022.

Hairstylists give back to hometown

November 20, 2022
Mark Zimmerman, president of the Student Veteran Alliance, takes a moment of silence before sharing his story of being in the service and how resiliency was the key both during his time overseas as well as adapting to life back at home during the Veteran’s Day Assembly held in the UC Old Ballroom on Nov. 11, 2022.

Rebuilding support for our veterans

November 13, 2022
Copy of 2021 crime stats

Annual Security and Fire Safety Report

November 6, 2022
Student orgs march in homecoming parade October, 2021.

2022 Homecoming preview

October 23, 2022
Members of the faculty senate attendees listens to discussions regarding posthumous degree policy revisions in Room 261 at the University Center Oct. 11, 2022 (Photo by Alicia Dougherty)

Awaiting approval: Faculty Senate discusses policy changes

October 16, 2022
Interim Provost Robin Fox Speaks before Attendees at the Sexual Assualt Awareness Summit Friday, Oct. 7 in Winther Hall.

Summit on Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention

October 9, 2022
Marty Schreiber, former governor, visits the Whitewater Community Engagement Center, to present as a guest speaker for a night discussion on Alzheimers.

Former governor shares story about Alzheimer’s care

October 2, 2022
Psychology club arranges pinwheels in a peace sign on the front lawn of the University Center.

Pinwheels for peace

September 25, 2022
Yadira Foulkner dances with her daughter at the Latinos Unidos Annual Cookout Thursday, Sept. 15 2022.

Supporting dreams and becoming family

September 18, 2022
Being present and making a difference

Being present and making a difference

September 11, 2022
Archived photo from September 19, 2021 of Pumkin Chai Latte from Deloitte Cafe in the Timothy J. Hyland hall

[Photo] Delicious fall drinks

September 11, 2022
Dr. John Chenoweth, Interim Chancellor, gives the Chancellor’s Welcome Address on August 29th, 2022.

‘Our focus is on transforming lives’

September 4, 2022
Rachel Meister (right) welcomes Emily Cornwall (left) into the Delta Zeta house, for move-in day.

Moving out of pandemic and onto campus

September 4, 2022
Dr. Rachel Wood assists a student in learning proper vocal techniques.

Give yourself a voice

May 2, 2022
“Making Money” - Senior Accounting & Finance Major Courtney Jentz

What are you looking forward to after graduation?

April 24, 2022
Money Talks

Money Talks

April 17, 2022
“Pick up litter” Senior Journalism Major Sam Matheny

What do you do to give back to the earth?

April 17, 2022
How do you color your eggs?

How do you color your eggs?

April 10, 2022
Student talks cryptocurrency

Student talks cryptocurrency

April 3, 2022
“Kids, inheritance tax, and capital gains.” -Sophomore Finance Major Andrew Kosmicki

If you could create a tax exemption, what would it be for?

April 3, 2022
Gearing up for spring cleaning

Gearing up for spring cleaning

March 27, 2022
UW-W Accounting Major Alyssa Schuyler

Being accountable

March 27, 2022
“I would recommend the Sweet Spot café in town - especially since they have the best coffee in town. I always get my friends to go to Qdoba for their delicious food and I’d drag my friends to go get breakfast at Jessica’s Restaurant. So I recommend those.” - Environmental Science Major Sophomore Rachel Stapelman

What would you recommend to a tourist in Whitewater?

March 6, 2022
Whats it like being a female business owner?

What’s it like being a female business owner?

February 27, 2022
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[Photo] Academic Staff Assembly discusses campus mask mandate

February 27, 2022
Q&A with The Harpies cast member Sarah Keller

Q&A with ‘The Harpies’ cast member Sarah Keller

February 20, 2022
Former UW-W Chancellor Gaylon & Hannah Greenhill

The love stories of Fairhaven

February 13, 2022
“A bottle of green apple Gatorade.” Senior Miranda Johnson, Music BM

What is the worst valentine’s day gift you have ever received?

February 13, 2022
Whitewater welcomes new convenience stores

Whitewater welcomes new convenience stores

January 16, 2022
The Lightwire Theater performed “A Very Electric Christmas” in the Young Auditorium on Dec. 12, 2021.

Lightwire Theater brightens up Young Auditorium

December 12, 2021
Journalism student and freelance photographer Evan Halpop shoots for Intercollegiate Athletics, Royal Purple, Milwaukee Admirals and other organizations while he finishes his degree at UW-Whitewater.

Journalism student speaks on national panel

October 10, 2021
“I get my news from the apps of the CNN and Apple News,” - Cynthia Lin, Sophomore

Where do you get your news?

October 3, 2021
“The worst piece of college related advice that I have ever read on the internet is to bring a bunch of clothes so that you don’t have to do your laundry as often. In hindsight this seems like a great idea, that is, until you are stuck doing 6 loads of laundry because you have no clothes and brought most of your closet. It suddenly feels overwhelming and in retrospect it would have been a better idea to simply have brought less clothes and done a load a week.” -Sydney Wojcik

What’s the worst college advice you’ve read online?

September 26, 2021
Segregated University Fee Allocation Committee (SUFAC) chair Matt Schweinert (left) and vice chair Collin Chapman explain the application process for funding to attendees of the SUF 411 training held Thursday, Sept. 23 and Friday, Sept. 24 in the University Center.

Info session shares opportunities for student org funding

September 26, 2021
Bravo! A brilliant ending to 26 years of instruction

Bravo! A brilliant ending to 26 years of instruction

September 19, 2021
“Science, it does a body good.”

Being a scientist is serious business

September 19, 2021
Saving the planet one research program at a time

Saving the planet one research program at a time

September 19, 2021
Bringing the cheer

Bringing the cheer

September 19, 2021
Barista Terra recommends Pumpkin Chai Latte from Deloitte Cafe in the Timothy J. Hyland Hall. They are also serving Apple Brown Sugar Macchiato for the fall season.

What’s your favorite fall coffee?

September 19, 2021
You cant hide anything from Chris Carter

You can’t hide anything from Chris Carter

September 12, 2021
Junior elementary education major Anna Larsen takes a look at some products from Kettle Moraine Makers Doug and Deana Grall.

Businesses welcome back Warhawks

September 12, 2021
On the morning of Saturday, Sept. 11 members of the College Republicans set up 2,977 small American flags on the lawn north of the University Center to commemorate the lives of the Americans who died 20 years ago in the terrorist attacks Sept., 11 2001.

Students honor 9/11 fallen

September 12, 2021
New editor Alicia Dougherty

Meet the new editor: Alicia Dougherty

September 5, 2021
What is your go-to stress reliever?

What is your go-to stress reliever?

September 5, 2021
Teachers get tech ready

Teachers get tech ready

August 29, 2021
Karen Mccullogh, co-owner of The Book Teller, stands behind a bank teller window. The book and handmade products store was once one of the banks here in Whitewater! The store still has features from the old bank that was once there: the money vault, which customers can still enter to find some mystery books, and the old bank teller window.

Treasures just down the street

May 2, 2021
Getting Student Affairs in order

Getting Student Affairs in order

April 25, 2021
Dean John Chenoweth, center, and faculty from the College of Business and Economics arrive at Young Auditorium for the State of the University Address. The new academic year opened at UW-Whitewater with the Chancellors State of the University address preceded by a breakfast for new staff, on Monday, August 29, 2016. (UW-Whitewater photo/Craig Schreiner) DIGITAL MANIPULATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS OTHER THAN NORMAL MINIMAL CROPPING AND TONING IS PROHIBITED., CREDIT PHOTOS: UW-WHITEWATER PHOTO/CRAIG SCHREINER

New provost named

April 11, 2021
Joint Committee on Finance Clerk, Joe Malkasian holds up a sign to inform a speaker that they have no more remaining time, each speaker at the public hearing was allowed two minutes of time.

Testify

April 11, 2021
Money on the mind

Money on the mind

April 4, 2021
Think big and be bold

‘Think big and be bold’

March 28, 2021
DIGITAL MANIPULATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS OTHER THAN NORMAL MINIMAL CROPPING AND TONING IS PROHIBITED., CREDIT PHOTOS: UW-WHITEWATER PHOTO/CRAIG SCHREINER

The search is on

March 21, 2021
UW-Whitewater juniors Mackenzie Phelps, Ryan Santas, Juan Chavez and Dennison Cruz-Gonzalez say they were in the parking lot walking to their car in the early morning of March 5 around 1:55 a.m. when they saw Will Schultz quarreling with a female bartender.

Assault witnesses come forward

March 14, 2021
UW-Whitewater freshman Will Schultz is shown left in an image taken from a TikTok story alleging he assaulted a female bartender. Schultz is pictured on the right in a mens basketball team photo.

UW-W student investigated for assaults

March 7, 2021
Staff support you

Staff support you

March 7, 2021
Vice President of UW-W Doctors Without Borders student chapter Rebecca Cohen

Fighting the stigma of eating disorders

February 28, 2021
The UW-Whitewater community held a candlelight vigil Feb. 17 for alum Purcell Pearson who was fatally shot in downtown Milwaukee.

Campus mourns loss of beloved alum

February 21, 2021
Cameron and Karen Clinton-Earl enjoy working in different departments on the UW-Whitewater campus.

Stories of love and wisdom

February 7, 2021
Political Science Department Chair Jolly Emrey discusses the importance of civil communication for advancing equal rights in American society.

Breaking barriers and building futures

January 31, 2021
Client services Manager Danielle Sarver (left) and client services representative Penelope Kinsman sit at the front desk of the Pauquette Center for Psychological Services & Family Counseling in the Innovation Center at Whitewater University Technology Park.

New Pauquette Center brings educational opportunities to students

January 24, 2021
Chancellor Watson

Chancellor Chat: Capitol riot and new COVID-19 testing guidelines

January 17, 2021
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