When Lisa Dawsey Smith and her husband moved to Whitewater after living in New York City, they weren’t sure what to expect in the community. Being in New York meant keeping your head down, but their...
In Whitewater we’re lucky to have a city market throughout the winter months and also a famers market over the summer. It’s a staple for many in the community whatever time of year.
“I look forward...
Summer camps and conferences are coming back to UW-W in 2021, starting early June and running through the summer into late August. Clinics, athletic training, and various activities are open for sign-up...
Summer looks a lot like getting caught up, finally reading that crime novel and working on your summer body. This year UW-Whitwater will remain open again for students to do those things on campus.
University...
The show must go on, and so it shall. But the production of plays is changing fast with the times, and now more than ever due to COVID-19 adaptations.
The Theatre & Dance Department always strives...
There’s a lot to do for seniors living in Whitewater. Just one of many local programs is called Seniors in the Park. It offers a variety of creative and engaging activities such as hybrid watercolor...
The warmer season is a time to get out and reacquainted with local shopkeepers to find that perfect item you’re looking for.
Area specialty stores are helping shoppers avoid screen fatigue with their...
Kali Anditon, Assistant Business and Technology Editor
• May 2, 2021
A full year passed since COVID-19 hit America and forced students into virtual learning and businesses into closing. It’s no secret that outdoor and at-home exercising increased at the initial stages...
Whitewater offers a lot of opportunities to have fun with the time we have, and to make memories. Do this by appreciating the culture, foods and adventures that are here to be had.
Discover the places...
The UW-Whitewater football program has not played a game since the the Division III National Championship December 20, 2019 against North Central (Ill.) in the Stagg Bowl. The program dealt with...
Hannah Avdic, Business and Technology Editor
• May 2, 2021
Have you ever wanted to see campus from a bird’s eye view? Imagine soaring high above Perkin’s stadium, Andersen Library or even spotting the building you live in.
Mark your calendars because...
