Articles by Kaitlyn Herzog

Picasso, Monet, Warhol – Every generation has its iconic artists. Will Zimmerman or Matioc be added to that list? Kaitlyn Herzog has more.

Anthony Azenabor’s lawyer is asking a judge to restrain the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee public records office from releasing UWM complaints and decisions about the former professor to student journalists, Media Milwaukee has learned. The attorney is arguing that Azenabor’s right to a fair trial would be compromised if student journalists receive the documents now. Azenabor […]

Artists and horticulturalists came together this weekend at the Mitchell Park Domes. Kaitlyn Herzog has more.

For nearly two decades, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students expressed grave concern about Professor Anthony Azenabor’s behavior in and out of the classroom. They alleged he plagiarized past students’ work, didn’t respond to emails regarding important matters, and belittled and humiliated students in the classroom. “Azenabor is an awful instructor. I do not recommend any of […]

Finishing a marathon is hard, but all it takes to cheer on the runners is a terrific vantage point and a cowbell, as Kaitlyn Herzog found out.

Sitting on a creaky chair tucked into a warm dressing room above the Miller High Life Theater in Milwaukee, a lanky Lee Rydzewski sits in a teal floral kimono with his legs crossed. His makeup is pristine. He’s wearing a long, flowing head of hair that’s not his own and sky-high false lashes. “I always […]

Spring semester at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee came to a screeching halt this week after record-breaking low temperatures sent the city into hibernation and the campus community facing a rare streak of canceled classes. “It is not unusual for us to cancel classes once per winter — we’re in Wisconsin! But it is unusual to […]

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students awoke on the morning of Jan. 23 to a thick layer of snow coating the roads and sidewalks, but, to the distress of some, classes went on as planned. Running public transportation contributed to UWM’s decision to stay open on Wednesday, according to Michelle Johnson, senior director of Integrated Marketing & […]

On one of the most important midterm elections, three generations of women gather to explain how they’ve found compassion to be the root of their political beliefs.

As the rest of the city slept in on Saturday morning, hundreds of bicyclists braved wind and rain to spread holiday cheer across Milwaukee. Kaitlyn Herzog has more.