Antigone, the final installment of The Three Theban plays written by ancient greek writer Sophecles is a tragic tale of too much pride and the dark consequences it can have. The UW-Whitewater Theatre and...
Four witnesses came forward with more information about the alleged assault involving 19-year-old, now former UW-Whitewater student, Will Schultz and a female bartender. Whitewater Police cited Schultz...
Kali Anditon, Assistant Business and Technology Editor
• March 7, 2021
Whitewater’s College of Business and Economics (CoBE) takes yet another step to achieve its goal of being the best business school in southern Wisconsin. UW-W’s Accounting Department helps advance...
The UW-Whitewater Department of Music sang for scholarships in "A Night at the Opera” Tuesday, Mar. 2.
The department featured both voice and piano faculty performing opera works from their...
The Whitewater Common Council gathered to address an extension of the face coverings requirement, as well as prohibition of smoking or vaping within 20 feet of playgrounds and an amendment to the City...
Drug-related offenses were the most common incidents reported by the UW-Whitewater Police Department during the month of February, but were down by far overall compared to the same time last year. The...
A city-wide power outage delayed this month’s Mar. 4 University Staff Council (USC) meeting until around 11 a.m. keeping the virtual gathering brief, but uplifting with a focus on how staff can support...
After losing their first game of the season, the Iowa West high school volleyball team must now deal with an even bigger loss. The girls volleyball team lost their setter, but more importantly than friend...
As the months shift from February to March, it’s important to acknowledge what both months stand for. February is known as Black History Month, where we recognize important Black leaders in our country...
