Three goals in two minutes provided all the game’s scoring as the Warhawks’ survived the Titans’ late charge to win 2-1. The offensive cavalcade was headed by midfielder Logan Fye, who scored...

  By Zach Hicks These days in football, “getting your bell rung” on a helmet-to-helmet collision isn’t met with raucous applause from observers. Instead of a roaring stadium, a silence...

  Devastation, wars, zombies and the end of the world are just a few themes in the new Crossman Gallery Exhibit. “This is the End My Friend: Visions of Post-Apocalyptic Worlds” opens today...

  They creep and crawl through the darkness, spooking all who dare to get in their way. The hands-on “Creatures of the Night” event lead by David Stokes provides an opportunity for kids...

"Part of being Dean of Students is doing whatever I can to make this an environment where all students can thrive, grow and prosper.” Dean of students, Mary Beth Mackin said this, setting the...

Nanoscience is the study of atoms, molecules and objects whose sizes are on the nanometer scale. Exactly what this is and how it works can be learned at the Nanoscience Symposium taking place from 9:30...

Every school year, approximately 600 students apply for work study on campus, and it is up to the UW-Whitewater Financial Aid office to find jobs for as many of those students as possible. A form of...

    Thou flyest through the air like a speeding bullet, and web doth fly from thy wrists. This is an example of what a modern Shakespearean comic book might be like. Students within...

  Pumper’s and Mitchell’s, in downtown Whitewater, is a popular spot for UW-Whitewater students hoping to have a good time. At 9 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 13, the bands The Delta Routine,...