When I heard the prompt for this issue, the first thing I thought was, “Why are you asking me?” It would be better to ask them! I’m not a member of that community, and I wouldn’t want to create...
Katherine Zee, Arts & Rec Journalist
• March 10, 2024
Every year, the Annette and Dale Schuh Visiting Artist program brings in an artist to lead a course for art students at UW-Whitewater. This year is particularly notable because it gave students the unique...
Michael Bose, Native American Support Services Peer Educator
• October 9, 2022
We should continue to support native students- well, especially here in Whitewater. We’re on traditional Native American land so this used to be owned by Native Americans and unfortunately some of their...
In honor of the November Native American Heritage Month, UW-Whitewater Native American Support Services invited everyone to a fried bread workshop in the lounge of McCutchan Hall before the Thanksgiving...
How far in the past must we go to call it history? How much planning must we do to prepare for the future?
Those were just a couple of several perplexing topics discussed by Dona Yahola at the Native...
The UW-Whitewater Native American Cultural Awareness Association (NACAA) honors Indigenous Peoples’ Day Monday, Oct. 12. It coincides with the federal holiday of Columbus Day, however, many states...
The new hall located across from Goodhue Hall has finally been given a proposed name. Ma’iingan (my-ing-gan), which translates to “wolf” in Ojibwe, was chosen as the proposed name due to the history...
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater hosted a public lecture by alumnus Doug Kiel as part of a Native American Lecture Series Tuesday, Nov. 27.
Keil, a member of the Oneida Nation, challenged...
Royal Purple Staff Opinion
Oct. 27, 2015
To a lot of college students, Halloween is a magical time of year. Partygoers dress in their best costumes, taking to the streets dressed as various goblins and...
