Katie Zee, Assistant Arts & Rec Editor
• April 17, 2023
Did you know that there’s a ton of interesting plant species in Latin America? On April 13, Latinos Unidos and the Sustainability Office worked together to create an event that was both informative and...
In the UW-W Theatre and Dance Department, there’s a bright lecturer named Sara Griffin who really knows how to make students shine on stage. What stands out for her is being passionate about helping...
“New” was the theme of the 2022 UW-Whitewater Gala Holiday Concert. With a fresh-faced interim Department Chair, an original fundraiser and the nixing of COVID-19 restrictions, this year’s performance...
Ivy Steege, Assistant Arts & Rec Editor
• December 4, 2022
One actor does not seem like enough to fill a whole theatrical stage. The wrong script, actor, or technical elements can make a one-act show monotonous. However, this was not the case for the Whitewater...
Sword Fights have dominated the big screen since film was first invented. We watch pirates and knights compete with weapons that we can’t imagine handling. Surprisingly there is a UW-Whitewater organization...
Anne Gernetzke, Arts and Recreation Assistant Editor
• October 2, 2022
The Crossman Gallery is open and ready to welcome visitors to their Mentor/Mentee Exhibition in the Greenhill Center of the Arts. The exhibition runs until Oct. 28 featuring work by faculty members and...
Anne Gernetzke, Arts and Recreation Assistant Editor
• September 25, 2022
UW-Whitewater’s Department of Music faculty started the Music Mosaics season off on a high note with its faculty showcase in the Center of the Arts Light Recital Hall Sept. 24. Audience members were...
The Whitewater’s Art Alliance showcased Elwood Warren Bartlett’s woodcut pieces. Roughly 40 pieces were presented and had been collected by Dan Richardson. The show duration was from Sept. 2-25 at...
A duo from UW-Whitewater is bringing a bit of Scotland to the United States.
After spending three years on the project, UW-W professor Patrick Moran and senior Nicole Chermak recently finished a book,...
In 2014, at least 7,388 U.S. veterans committed suicide, and 133 were from Wisconsin, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
In response, the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs...
By Ashley McCallum
Oct. 30, 2016
Donald Glover has been using words to power his success as a television, stand-up comedy and rap music writer since his career began in 2006 as a writer...
From the womb…to the tomb. Deadly kids are causing mayhem and chaos wherever they go, but who would ever guess it was them? In this week's iteration of the Warhawk Video Graveyard, we're going to test...
