Articles by Stephanie Serrano

Spring general election day is this Tuesday for a new Supreme Court justice in Wisconsin. In new Marquette Law School poll, Chris Taylor has support from 30% of voters while 22% favor Maria Lazar and 46% remain undecided. The poll surveyed 850 Wisconsin voters in early March with a margin of error of 4.4 percentage […]

Hailey Mueller escapes their 2D world through woodworking, following lessons from their dad and grandpa.

At each design input session, Chia Vang and Kelly Haag were faced with the same question from crowd members: “Why?” Why, that is, was the university determined to merge and get rid of a series of popular student identity centers. The pair always referred to data that a general student center will improve student retention […]

Layla Smith is tired of constantly hearing about Eric Clapton when she meets new people. 

Luis never took his grandparents’ indigenous rituals seriously while growing up in Mexico. 

Students file into the first floor of UW-Milwaukee’s Garland Hall and move down a buffet line manned by staffers from the Center for International Student Education (CIE). Mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, macaroni and turkey are piled onto each plate in celebration of the CIE’s Friendsgiving event. Students greet one another while walking down narrow hallways […]

Noli Alithia Pakka graduated with a master’s degree in biomedical science from UW-Milwaukee in spring of 2025 after earning a bachelor’s degree in India. While preparing to apply to dental school, she is currently an intern at Marquette University’s School of Dentistry. As an international student, she is directly affected by the Trump administration’s changes […]

Gabe Sonsalla is an architecture student at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and volunteered for the Doors Open Milwaukee event. Sonsalla is not a Wisconsin native; he was born and raised in Minnesota. He sat in the lobby of the hotel greeting guests as they walked in. His experience at the Saint Kate Arts Hotel allowed […]