After years of shaping music students in the classrooms, music professor Matthew Sintchak is taking a step back next year to begin a sabbatical. What makes this sabbatical stand out is the relevant topic...
The word “fear” represents the larger piece she played.
Soprano singer Rachel Wood sang painfully about the horrific experience of a person in a concentration camp, written in a poem. Wood sang...
When a tornado came close to the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater the evening of April 2, people rushed to their basements, hoping the tornado wouldn’t form. Sirens were wailing, people were huddling...
Excitement looms as the spring semester is nearing its final moments and the time is running down for students to prepare performances. While some are planning for future solo performances, many are completing...
Assistant Professor of Flute Brandon LePage started at UW-Whitewater only a year ago. Although he may be fresh to the campus, he has already fostered connections with his students and grown a fondness...
As the chilly air and icy ground persist into the new semester, the abundance of entertainment coming this spring is bound to warm you up. Whether you’re interested in major theatrical productions or...
Emma Clark is a female vocalist to help people understand the passion, love and complexity of music through education. With a strong willpower to pursue the end goal, her chapter of collegiate life is...
The Royal Purple has been covering arts and recreation at UW-Whitewater for a long time. From the opening of the Center of the Arts in 1971 with a familiar guest present, President William Carter, to a...
The League of Women Voters of the Whitewater Area recently held an inspiring program, “The Art of Healing,” which explored ways creativity and artistic expression can promote mental well-being. The...
Picture a fraternity. What do you see?
A trombonist riffing on Chappell Roan’s “Hot to Go?” A bow drawing across a violin’s strings during Katy Perry’s “California Gurls?” Maybe a singer...
As we enter the fall, there are many promising things to look forward to at UW-Whitewater. From entertaining performances to picturesque exhibitions, the options are endless.
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The Symphony Orchestra consists of brass instruments and strings, which are combined to play a beautiful melody. When you think of strings, you usually associate them with the orchestra. But do you truly...
