The Whitewater Common Council heard City Manager John Weidl’s report during their Thursday, Feb. 20 meeting. During the meeting there was a closed session to discuss changes to the city manager’s employment...
With the general elections over, new members of different seats start to take on their role. School board members, Wisconsin Supreme Court judges, and others learn what they have to do to be able to do...
On the UW-Whitewater campus there is an organization known as Warhawks Vote that is dedicated to educating and encouraging students to vote. The organization is busy working up to the 2020 Presidential...
It is that time of year again. The time when millions of people head out to the polls to cast a vote, more often than not, for the president of the
United States.
What is unapparent to many is that the...
Oct. 6, 2015
Why can’t the government find a way to stop colleges from charging thousands of dollars for students to go to college? Not all students can afford to go to college and some have to take...
Every school year, approximately 600 students apply for work study on campus, and it is up to the UW-Whitewater Financial Aid office to find jobs for as many of those students as possible.
A form of...
With UW-Whitewater being such a prominent part of the Whitewater community, students are affected by decisions made by the local government.
UW-Whitewater students must become more aware of how decisions affect their lives here in Whitewater and the businesses they benefit from.
First, let me begin by saying I love America and all of the freedoms that come along with being born in it. Though I, as do many, see issues in need of correction.
