As someone who spoils two endearing Labradors and is full-fledged lover of dogs in general, it was inevitable that I would be drawn to read A Dog’s Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron.
The novel gives the...
When you walk into the building at 402 W. Main St., you are welcomed to a room with shelves lined with ten years worth of public art from the Whitewater community including bikes, dragons, water jugs and...
Hannah Maes, Arts and Rec Editor
• January 30, 2017
Hang out with Sandy and the Pink Ladies for the Grease sing-a-long on at 3 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29 with an interactive musical in the Young Auditorium, where the real stars of the show are the audience.
The...
The annual event, Global Game Jam, occurred on Friday, January 20th at UW-Whitewater. This is the video compliment to the Business & Technology article, "Gaming Event Puts Students to the Test."
By Ashley McCallum
Oct. 30, 2016
Donald Glover has been using words to power his success as a television, stand-up comedy and rap music writer since his career began in 2006 as a writer...
UW-Whitewater junior, Rachel Klumb, is a part of the changing demographic of hunters across the country.
Young American women, like Klumb, are taking to the uplands, marshes, and woods...
At 3 a.m. on Nov. 9, tears were shed, emotions were raw and jaws were picked up off the floor, as Republican nominee Donald Trump surpassed the projected 270 electoral college vote to be...
Hannah Maes, Arts and Rec Editor
• November 14, 2016
For many students with disabilities, activities like dance are seen as impossible, but recently there has been an effort to integrate performers who dance with and without physical disabilities.
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Dear Sam R.,
In answer to your question, it really depends on the type of people you and your roommate are. Some people can’t take subtle hints and some aren’t good at giving them.
When it comes...
