By Brandon Feivor
The Warhawks spent their Saturday in Madison playing a pair of Division-I programs, UW-Madison and the University of Illinois-Chicago. They lost both matches and fell to...
Business graduate students competed in a competition provided by the Association for Corporate Growth on Jan. 24.
Chair of the Department of Finance and Business Law Linda Yu said ACG...
First year students can expect a new experience at UW-Whitewater this year with the creation of the New Student Programs department.
The First Year Experience Program and Learning Communities...
Whitewater will make history this Friday and Saturday, hosting the first ever International Student Conference in the U.S.
“We’re trying to get international students from the Midwest together and...
There are three candidates still vying for the new Director of New Student Programs position.
November 2, 2011
Going to school at UW-Whitewater means a few things. Since it’s a state school, we will be riding the rollercoaster of the budgets made by the state government.
Since it’s publically funded, the...
When Ben McCready takes his daily walk through the Whitewater community with his wife Anne at his side, he often goes unrecognized and sometimes even unseen by many UW-Whitewater students. What many students don’t know as they see the couple pass by is that Ben is a bit of a local celebrity.
At UW-Whitewater, every student, faculty and staff member is part of a community.
Likewise, UW-Whitewater is a member of a greater family: the UW System.
It’s all about the future. That was the general theme of Gov. Scott Walker’s two-year $59.2 billion budget proposal he gave Tuesday inside the Capitol State Assembly in Madison. Walker addressed a slew of issues that ranged from UW Madison splitting off from the UW System and local job cuts.
