By Jordan Moser
Oct. 14, 2015
In addition to beer pong, flip cup and the shotski, the concept of the drinking holiday is one of the notable accomplishments college students can take credit in establishing.
Freshmen...
March 5, 2014
By Emma Cunningham
As another Black History Month came to a close, UW-Whitewater’s Black Student Union celebrated its 45th Anniversary on Feb. 27.
More than...
By Jacqueline Schaefer
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s Whitewater’s 2013 Hero-themed Homecoming. It celebrates superheroes, favorite storybook heroes and everyday heroes.
The...
The “25 Years of Homecoming” exhibit is a collection of memories. Trophies, collages, apparel and other artifacts will adorn the walls and fill the floor of the Fiskum Art Gallery.
This Homecoming will be special for AJ Raebel. Actually, all the Homecomings from here on out will be quite special for him. Raebel, who graduated in May 2009, looks at life a little different these days. “I don’t take the little things in life for granted anymore,” Raebel said. “Just things like playing catch and going for a run are gifts.”
No one saw it coming. It was almost one year ago to the date, when the unexpected happened on Homecoming. The previously undefeated Warhawks fell to UW-Stevens Point, 17-16, and shocked a packed Perkins Stadium crowd. UW-Whitewater was flying high up until that point and had just completed a blowout win on the road. And it’s a similar characteristic to this year as the ’Hawks have the same record, 6-0, and just demolished UW-Stout, 38-3, after a four-hour bus drive to Menomonie.
