Articles by Claudia Delgadillo

Día de los Muertos, or ‘Day of the Dead,’ is a day celebrated in Mexico to honor loved ones who have passed. At Escuela Verde, a largely Hispanic school on Milwaukee’s south side, people in the community had the opportunity to celebrate the holiday with others.

Media Milwaukee journalists Lauren Keene and Sierra Trojan talked with UWM students about why the 2018 midterms are different from previous elections.

Crowds gathered in Waukesha to march for Latino and immigrant rights on May 1 during, ‘A Day Without Latinx and Immigrants,’ an annual march that, in previous years, was held in Milwaukee, but made it to Waukesha this year in opposition of the federal 287(g) program. Last year in August, Waukesha Sheriff Eric Severson applied […]

Volunteers fanned out along the banks of the Milwaukee River for the annual clean-up event. Claudia Delgadillo was there.

Claudia Martinez talks about the hardest thing she’s dealt with in her life. She never thought she would have to endure it twice.

Latino veterans were invited to UW-Milwaukee’s Roberto Hernandez Center in recognition of their service, and shared their experiences fighting for our country.

In today’s society, companies are shifting their target demographic to younger and younger girls, that experts say is dangerous for their health. Companies like Weightwatchers, a weight losing program, are now marketing itself to teenagers, according to Dr. Stacey Nye, director of the psychology clinic at UWM. “Teens are still growing,” Dr. Nye said to […]

Carlos Delgadillo remembers when he covered songs on his drum set. Red Hot Chili Peppers was one of his favorite bands.

After a terrible hurricane season in the United States, Elite Sports club hosted a fundraiser event for relief efforts. Claudia Delgadillo reports.