As the fall semester comes to an end and the winter season is upon us, the staff at the Royal Purple want to say thank you for a great year of articles and ads.
With the global pandemic of COVID-19...
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Kaylee Pryble, Arts & Rec Editor
• September 30, 2019
I am ecstatic to be the new Arts and Rec Editor for the Royal Purple.
When I was a kid, starting just before kindergarten so four or five, I would be glued to the news whenever it was on TV (I was a bit...
Writer Anna Taylor once said, “Some people arrive and make such a beautiful impact on your life, you can barely remember what life was like without them.”
When I arrived at the Royal Purple and the...
Getting to the sports editor position at the Royal Purple was not an easy journey.
In fact, it took a lot longer than I hoped for. But I earned it by striving day in and day out to get here.
I’ve...
We love Thanksgiving here at the Royal Purple.
The holiday means good food with people we love, and it also serves as a reminder that through all the crazy, stressful things that happen in life, there...
Through the “Meet the Archives” event, staff at the Andersen library hope to introduce students to the elaborate archives that many students don’t know exists.
“October is National Archives Month,...
Women's tennis had a busy and successful road trip Oct. 13. They first beating UW-River Falls, then traveled to UW-Stout and grabbed their second road win of the day. The Warhawks won both matchups 9-0.
Whitewater...
Dear Editor,
I have been talking with state legislators about an issue near and dear to my heart: the Deployed Parents Custody and Visitation Act. This law, if enacted, would conform Wisconsin law to...
Everyone has traditions. Everyone has a place they go to celebrate holidays, a specific way of celebrating holidays or a certain activity that their family has done for generations. Whatever they may be,...
The City of Whitewater has a past that still haunts it to this day. During the month of October, multiple tour groups are lead through the city’s mysterious history. This eerie past contributes to its...
Women’s soccer came up short twice on their two-game road trip this week.
The Warhawks first traveled to Kenosha to face Carthage College and fell 1-0 Sept. 26.
Carthage defenders limited Whitewater’s...
