UW-Whitewater’s student organization Peace, Education, and Action through Creative Engagement will hold on their annual benefit concert, Rock for Peace, from 4 to 10 p.m. on March 7 in Jitters,...
President Barack Obama, who visited Milwaukee last Saturday, delivered a campaign re-election speech touching on the economy, creating jobs and improving education.
Joseph Bucklley from Racine, Wis.,...
Many of our fields of study have graduation requirements that go beyond sustaining a certain GPA and attaining credits.
Whether it is community service hours, a writing requirement or student teaching,...
An article by Matt Richtel in the New York Times said about 160 schools in the Waldorf system around the country are preaching physical activity and hands-on learning. These schools also ban technology...
If you think semis or planes are large vehicles, try steering the state of Wisconsin.
To do so would take a serious education, showing the driver is able to make the best decision possible, keeping the people in mind.
Gov. Scott Walker’s budget proposal will affect numerous aspects of Wisconsinites’ lives including one UW-Whitewater holds near and dear to it’s heart: Education.
With a strong education program at UW-Whitewater, students might fear they will see the students they will one day teach face struggles in the upcoming years.
In America, having a college education is important. You’ll typically make more money than a person who did not graduate from college. You’ll typically get selected for jobs over someone who did not earn a bachelor’s degree. But from a pure educational standpoint, is it even necessary to have a college education to hold a prestigious job? In Wisconsin, it appears its citizens do not feel a college degree is needed in order to be the leader of this state.
