Many students from the beginning of every semester or year had the chance to join an organization to help broaden their horizon of leadership skills, socialize, be responsible, and learn new things as...
Hannah Avdic, Business and Technology Editor
• April 25, 2021
A surge in active shooter cases has the country talking about how to prevent gun violence. Many feel that actions need to be taken to help protect citizens from active shooters. The recent shooting in...
Caleb Kahila, Assistant Arts and Rec Editor
• April 25, 2021
Last Saturday, on April 17, the local Whitewater art studio known as Studio 84 hosted its Annual Gala Night Fundraiser, which has been going on since the space opened 12 years ago. The art studio decided...
The Warhawk community grieved the loss of four lives this past academic year. UW-Whitewater released one too many emails from university communications staff that began with “It is with great sadness...
There was great reflection on this past year's trials at the Student Affairs Town Hall meeting. Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Artanya Wesley was joined by the directors of the Division of Student...
With over five miles of trails through a variety of ecosystems, taking a stroll through the UW-W Nature Preserve is a popular activity as the weather warms up in Whitewater.
On Thursday April 15,...
Leena Hallock, Assistant Lifestyle Editor
• April 25, 2021
Just because COVID has restricted some fun doesn’t mean the party still can’t go on. This year as graduation is fast approaching for universities as well as high schools, many are eagerly preparing...
Edward “Nardie” White and Albert Shumake provide Louisville, Kentucky kids with the opportunity to get involved with the long running River City Drum Corp. The documentary River City Drumbeat highlights...
The bowling club entered the tournament over confident. Coming in at the one seed, and looking past Andrian, the first time playing together this season. After losing the match to Andrian, the Whitewater...
Dr. John Chenoweth was announced as the next provost and vice chancellor of Academic Affairs by UW-W Chancellor Dwight Watson Thursday, April 1 after a month-long interview process among five finalists.
“I...
Kali Anditon, Assistant Business and Technology Editor
• April 11, 2021
With Tax Day approaching, many folks have money on their minds. So the Financial Literacy Department and Andersen Library are hosting a scavenger hunt dedicated to teaching students money smarts.
The...
