By Kimberly Wethal and Justin St. Peter
On May 13, 2014, then-University of Wisconsin-Whitewater wrestling coach Tim Fader’s children came home from school crying, all due to a letter that then-Chancellor...
Clinton
Yes, there was a Presidential Debate last Monday night where our two major party candidates bickered for an hour and a half – but there’s no room to argue as to who won.
As I waltzed around...
With incumbent Andy Jorgensen (D-Milton) electing to not run again for his seat in the Wisconsin State Assembly, Don Vruwink, a retired social studies teacher for the Milton School District and a city...
The ‘no-fly,’ FBI watch lists needs legislation behind it
Kimberly Wethal
June 16, 2016
“And yes, if you’re too dangerous to get on a plane, you are too dangerous to buy...
Kimberly Wethal
May 29, 2016
It’s advised to not throw stones at glass houses, but California legislators are looking to make it legal to throw blunt objects – or a fist, if you’re daring...
By Kimberly Wethal
May 4, 2016
Four years ago, UW-Whitewater commencement speaker Lauren Kats sent in her housing payment check to Northern Illinois University and was ready to attend as a part of...
By Kimberly Wethal
May 4, 2016
Collectively, the Royal Purple’s staff of 17 editors and many more staff writers wrote about the good, the bad and the political news, penned editorials on...
May 4, 2015
Last month, the Society of Professional Journalists recognized Royal Purple News section editors, sophomore Kimberly Wethal and freshman Emily Lepkowski, in the 2015 Mark of Excellence (MOE)...
By Kimberly Wethal
April 20, 2016
One vote.
That’s all it took for senior David Kroeze and sophomore Kane Poad to win the position of president and vice president...
By Kimberly Wethal
April 13, 2016
There’s plenty of differences between college tuition hikes and a campus climate task force, but at the most recent UW System Board of Regents meeting,...
By Kimberly Wethal
April 13, 2016
A bill protecting sexual assault victims and bystanders on college campuses – a piece of legislation Gov. Scott Walker says is a “commitment to supporting...
By Kimberly Wethal
April 6, 2016
The HawkCard office was a busy place on April 5, Wisconsin’s primary election day.
After months of primaries, it was finally Wisconsin’s turn, making...
