Recognized as a military-friendly school by G.I. Jobs magazine, UW-Whitewater accommodates military students by allowing them excused absenses and waiving their tuition if they entered service from Wisconsin.

The men’s track and field met their expectations at the WIAC championship last weekend, finishing in third place.

Brian Butlzer is out for a run. It’s nighttime and everything is as calm as can be. All he can hear are his footsteps on the pavement. As he gets closer to a gate on the road, he sees some of his...

When freshman sprinter Nick Bee first stepped onto the track in September, it was if he was a man in a new country. Having come to UW-Whitewater to play football in fall 2008, Bee hadn’t run for a track and field team since his sophomore year in high school. As he made his way down into the blocks, head coach Mike Johnson noticed something: Bee didn’t even have the blocks set up correctly.

Before the season began, men’s track and field head coach Mike Johnson said one of his top goals for the season was to finally win the program’s first-ever conference championship. After a third-place...