International students have peer mentors they can count on to help adjust to life in America, learn the school system and more
By Amanda Ong
It was a beautiful Wednesday afternoon. The...
By Amanda Ramirez
Nicholas Kliminski, a senior elementary education major, had a goal to speak the three most spoken languages in the world: English, Mandarin Chinese and Spanish.
After previously...
By Ben Holzhueter
Comedian Eric O’Shea hasn’t performed at UW-Whitewater since 2007, but he still fondly recalls his last time here.
“The students were very sharp,” O’Shea said....
UW-Whitewater could have the potential to start its first Doctorate program starting in Fall 2014. The College of Business and Economics Associate Dean John Chenoweth said if approved by the Higher Learning...
By Andrea Behling
Mike Doyle remembers vividly the first time he donated blood as a student at UW-Whitewater in the late 1960s.
“I’ll never forget it,” Doyle said. “Whenever I give...
By Samantha Jacquest
September 11, 2001.
A piece of history that we are still living through. Twelve years later we are still experiencing the aftermath.
While most students at UW-Whitewater...
National competition titles, community investment and the creation of businesses are norms for the UW-Whitewater College of Business and Economics. The students in this college continue to flourish and...
Band founder, manager, fiddler speaks with Royal Purple:
By Ben Holzhueter
Country/rock band Scarletta performed at 7 p.m. Sept. 5 in the UC Down Under.
Nathan Stoop, the trio’s...
By Ben Holzhueter
With the passing of Labor Day weekend comes the inevitability every public school student in Wisconsin knows so well: the start of the fall semester.
Members of the incoming...
College is a one-time experience for most students, and the first few steps can be the most intimidating. New students know few others on campus, if any, and socializing with new people can be a difficult...
By Kevin Cunningham
Numerous rumors in the past have linked UW-Whitewater athletic director, Dr. Paul Plinske, to make a career jump to the Division-I or II level. The morning of Aug. 12,...
By Samantha Jacquest
A Walworth County judge reluctantly followed a plea agreement and on Tuesday sentenced former UW-Whitewater football standout Levell Coppage to four months in jail and...
