The fall of 2019 was the last time a chancellor had addressed the UW-Whitewater students, faculty, and staff without COVID-19 restrictions. That was until Interim Chancellor John Chenoweth was met with...
Miranda Ward, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
• February 13, 2022
There is something so heartwarming and rewarding about getting the opportunity to spend time and make friends with those who have an intellectual or developmental disability. Whitewater’s chapter of...
Dr. Matt Aschenbrenner talks about the fourteen different plans for strategic enrollment. He briefly outlines each of them and quickly goes over them, but makes sure to mention the work put into these...
Don Vruwink, Democratic State Representative
• January 23, 2022
As we enter 2022, I think it’s safe to say the era of predictable unpredictability is not going away anytime soon.
In 2021, people were hoping that with vaccines they would get their old lives back...
Mikey Rottier, Assistant Sports Editor
• January 16, 2022
Wednesday, Jan. 12 the men’s basketball game between the UW-Whitewater Warhawks (11-5 overall, 4-1 WIAC) and the No. 2 UW-Platteville Pioneers (16-0 overall, 5-0 WIAC) was cancelled due to an outbreak...
Carina Lopez, Campus News Editor
• December 5, 2021
I am exactly 27 days away from graduating from UW-Whitewater at the time of writing this. That’s less than a month away and I can’t wrap my head around the fact that I will never have to do homework,...
Carina Lopez, Assistant News Editor
• September 5, 2021
New Provost John Chenoweth led the Academic Affairs Fall Forum this year centered on COVID-19 requirements and enrollment.
As of Aug. 24, roughly 70 percent of UW-Whitewater employees had submitted their...
Move-In Day on the UW-Whitewater campus has always been a bustling, fast-paced and slightly chaotic day for many incoming students moving into the dorms. However, due to the 10-day moving extension, the...
Parker Rezner, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
• August 29, 2021
The 2019 Warhawks unfortunately could not end their season on a win, and were unable to redeem themselves in 2020 with a cancelled season. Two years is a long time between live snaps, and with that brings...
As the spring season finally starts blooming, it seems COVID-19 season is finally seeing its end. Starting April 5, Governor Evers is making residents 16 and older eligible to receive the vaccine. Sports...
