Hands-On Learning: Local Nonprofit Teaches Students the Art of Boatbuilding Posted on October 12, 2026October 12, 2026 by Levi Jelinski How long have we been hearing that this generation needs to go out and work with their hands? Well, All Hands Boatworks here in Milwaukee works with schools for just that. More details with Levi Jelinski.
Sept. 11 Generations Apart: What Happens When It’s No Longer a Living Memory? Posted on September 27, 2026October 5, 2026 by Aidan Dorr, Isabelle Doyle, Piper Harried, Brianna Pettineo, Cody Sanchez, Faiz Sajjad, Josie Quirke, Bailey Stephenson and Levi Jelinski Fear. Scared. Emotional, strong words still come from the mouths of the people for whom 9/11 is a living memory, even 25 years later. They also remember a country united, at first, and what came later, controversial wars and more security. But how do people who weren’t born yet experience the anniversary? Differently, as it […]
Coffeehouse Open Mic Night Attracts a Range of Performers Posted on May 17, 2026May 17, 2026 by Levi Jelinski Two teens introduced as “the incandescent Finn and Maeve” nervously climbed onto an open mic stage, equipped with an electric and an acoustic guitar. They awkwardly adjusted their mic stands, plugged in their guitars and looked at each other for assurance. They greeted the audience and announced the song they would play: “War is a […]
‘There’s no due process. They don’t have a valid time that they’re going to expect to get out.’ Posted on April 7, 2026April 7, 2026 by Levi Jelinski Alexis Blozinski, 19, is a second-year social work major and counseling minor at UW-Milwaukee. She has become disillusioned with the federal government after the expansion of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE. As a social work student, she takes issue with different aspects of their enforcement and lack of funding to social programs. Levi Jelinski: […]