By Michael Riley If a UW-Whitewater student has been living under a rock for the past month or is simply confused by the whole government shutdown situation, a brief breakdown will bring anyone up to...

Faculty and staff members, past and present, remember the day UW-Whitewater’s most historic landmark went up in flames   By Kayla Edgar   The building that represents UW-Whitewater...

Group replicates sound on stage, but has its own style: By Signe Trewyn   DSB- America’s Favorite Tribute to Journey is traveling to UW-Whitewater for a one night show at 7:30 p.m. Oct....

Students can experience classic story ‘Fahrenheit 451’ adapted to play form: By Lea Staedtler   Ray Bradbury’s dystopian novel “Fahrenheit 451” has long been a classic read in many...

By Elise McArdle   “A jazz reading band is a great opportunity for beginning jazz musicians, advanced jazz musicians, anyone who wants to play, to get together in a big band setting. It’s...

Demand led Nathanael Moe to trumpet junior year of  high school: By Abrielle Backhaus   Growing up, Nathanael Moe was required to play an instrument, and now he says he doesn’t plan to...

By Lauren Piek   UW-Whitewater’s student organization Peace, Education, and Action through Creative Engagement will host a benefit concert, Rock for Peace, from 3 to 11 p.m. Oct. 3 in the...

By Alexandria Zamecnik   Body outlines, fingerprints and blood spatter were displayed proudly outside of Upham Hall during Saturday’s Wisconsin Science Festival at UW-Whitewater. The third...

By Lucas Wimmer   UW-Whitewater students will experience some changes involving where they can live off campus after the Whitewater Common Council completes zoning rewrites. The zoning...

  Just a few minutes of observing UW-Whitewater students reveals an unavoidable trend. A large portion of the students milling around campus sport some variety of sweatpants or yoga pants. Jeans,...