Chancellor Dwight Watson was put in the spotlight during last week's Faculty Listening Session where his ability to meet expectations as a leader for UW-Whitewater was challenged. Despite concerns, a majority...
A mother. A wife. A scientist. A dancer. All of these aspects help to make up the owner of En Fuego Ballet, Jessica Solis Cano. But no singular trait defines her, or her careers.
After barely getting...
Kali Anditon, Assistant Business and Technology Editor
• February 28, 2021
A well-rounded education is important to the youth of today, and especially for young girls. But throughout history women tend to work within fields that connect with nurturing skills, and are seen less...
Matt Ellis, Arts and Rec Editor
• February 28, 2021
The Whitewater men's bowling club looks to continue their hot start to the season after ranking number one in the National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association poll for the first time in program history....
Women’s History Month will be celebrated by the Women's Issues Committee in its 16th Annual Women in Leadership Recognition and will honor 12 outstanding women on campus.
The virtual ceremony will...
Hannah Avdic, Business and Technology Editor
• February 28, 2021
Events, such as career fairs, are necessary for students' chances for employment and internships. An excellent team at Career and Leadership Development is working hard to present students with opportunities...
Social withdrawal, gastrointestinal complaints, and issues with dental, skin, hair, and nail health - these are just some of the signs of a person with an eating disorder.
As part of the Eating Disorder’s...
From Janet Yellen, the first female US federal reserve chair and the first female US treasury secretary, to Dambisa Moyo, who changed the conversation surrounding international development, to Edith Abbot,...
The UW-W women's tennis team defeated Millikin (IL) Saturday, Feb. 27 earning their first victory this season playing a NCAA Division III team at Lake Geneva Tennis.
The Warhawks (overall 1-3) beat...
Caleb Kahila, Assistant Arts and Rec Editor
• February 28, 2021
Sometimes music can just be what one needs to lighten up their day. When it comes to college life, it seems that everything can get a little stressful. Whether it’s because of homework or just work in...
From the Star Wars theme song to a waltz by Mozart - The Pecatonica String Quartet had a song for every flavor at it's Community Connections Concert Series performance Saturday, Feb. 27. The group put...
