May 4, 2016
So, my time here at the ol’ UW-Whitewater is at its end, and I was told to write something about it. I wish that I had something to say, but, as usual, I have nothing to give. Sentimentality...
April 5, 2016
By Mary Davisson
Beyond the walls of the Crossman Gallery and Roberta’s Art Gallery there are other opportunities for local artists to display their work in a gallery setting, thanks...
March 29, 2016
Bathroom activities are a minefield of awkwardness: the sounds, the smells, the peripheral observation of someone trying to not to look like they’re picking at that zit in the mirror....
March 15, 2016
First, and I know I’m not alone in this, those things called “hoverboards” are not hoverboards. They are simply self-balancing “tool” scooters. They do not hover, and there is...
Feb. 24, 2016
By Mary Davisson
The staff and alumni of the Music Department are bringing in the spring with “Valves, And Reeds, And Strings, Oh My!”
Music Mosaics is a concert series that...
Feb, 16, 2016
By Mary Davisson
The biggest fixation of our generation is clearly the mystique of the superhero. Since the first “X-Men” movie in 2000, we have seen a non-stop escalation of abnormally...
Feb. 2, 2016
There are worse things than being single on Valentine’s Day.
This is one of those times in the year when people are subconsciously obligated to find someone “special-enough” to do...
Jan. 27, 2016
By Mary Davisson
The issues regarding race and social stature in regard to the American Dream are classic and ongoing.
In the hit Broadway musical, “Ragtime,” those issues take...
By Mary Davisson
Nov. 18, 2015
Those who attempt an education in the arts may be aware of the fi nancially bleak possibility of their passions. The College of Arts and Communication and the Whitewater...
By Mary Davisson
Nov. 11, 2015
During Veterans Day, Roberta’s Art Gallery will continue its tradition of celebrating the soldiers who have made their sacrifice for the United States.
This year...
It was a bit of a surprise to hear Whitewater is filled with spirits that refuse to move on. I suppose it shouldn’t be since nearly every place has its own ghost story an unseen, yet very present monster...
As a small family of two college students and an opinionated toddler, it’s important to find family activities that are inexpensive yet fun. On Oct. 18 my husband, daughter and I made a trip to Skelly’s...
