Riley Crowe, Asst. Campus Editor
• November 10, 2024
The UW-Whitewater First-Generation Team hosted a pop-up exhibit Nov. 4-8 in front of Roberta’s Art Gallery to recognize the achievements of first generation students, faculty and staff. The exhibit featured...
Retired professor Brian Kevin Beck posited last week that Chancellor Kopper should not step down because she has not failed in any of her responsibilities.
Chancellor Kopper herself said that her primary...
Rebekah Madia, Senior, Social Work BS
• April 15, 2018
Resident Assistants (RAs) tend to have a bad reputation for many reasons.
Yes, there is nothing worse than getting written up and thinking that your chances of being successful in life are completely...
Jan. 26, 2016
Most kids in America grow up hearing they can be anything they want to be. This is a grand ideal, but I wonder if it’s truer in theory than in reality.
There are thousands of...
By Lauren Piek
Senior Jennalee Brummel originally came to UW-Whitewater with the intention of majoring in flute performance after receiving a full scholarship. That was her plan until one...
Students have heard of this before. A student doesn’t know his or her grade and has no idea how they are doing in the class. Teachers change what they have scheduled on the syllabus. These...
From high school to the military, sophomore Ryan Lonergan has done more than most.
Lonergan, 25, graduated from Waterford Union High School in 2006, and upon graduation, joined the military.
Lonergan...
Before enrolling at UW-Whitewater as a 27-year-old non-traditional student in 2008, Damon Judah was spending cold winter nights in his car, homeless.
“Those were difficult years,” Judah said. ...
