Simple Café on Farwell Proves to be Worth a First, or a Second, Try [REVIEW]

Simple Café Address: 2124 North Farwell Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53202 Phone Number: (414) 271-2124 Hours: Monday-Friday: 6 AM-3 PM, Saturday: 7 AM-3 PM, Sunday: 8 Am-3 PM Price per Entrée: $7.95-$10.95 Attire: casual Reservations: No; however, you can schedule private events and/or catering. Payment: cash or cards accepted As classes come to a close and […]

Guava Island Showcases Capitalism through Color and Sound

Title: Guava Island Studio: Amazon Studios Director: Hiro Murai Main Actors: Donald Glover (Deni Maroon), Rihanna (Kofi Novia), Nonso Anozie (Red), Leticia Wright (Yara Love) Run Time: 55 minutes, 41 seconds Rating: 4 out of 5 stars ! SPOILER ALERT ! Is it a romance? Is it an adventure? Is it a comedy? Is it […]

Olivia Jade: The College Scandal Gone Viral [EDITORIAL]

Back in March of this year, dozens of parents and students faced allegations of fraudulent applications and admissions to some of the most prestigious American universities. The allegations included claiming inaccurate test scores and extracurricular activities on applications and even bribing people upward of millions of dollars to cheat the system. Of those accused were […]

Kawa Ramen and Sushi Provides Fresh and Flavorful Eats to Milwaukee’s East Side [REVIEW]

Kawa Ramen and Sushi Address: 2321 North Murray Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53211 Phone Number: (414)-800-7979 Hours: Monday-Thursday: 11:30 AM-10:00 PM, Friday: 11:30 AM-10:30 PM, Saturday: 11:30 AM-9:30 PM, Sunday: 12:30 PM-9:00 PM Cuisine Type: Japanese Price per Entrée: $11-$32, they serve two different sushi boats costing $49 and $73 Attire: casualR Payment: cash and cards […]

Notre-Dame Fire Sparks Controversy Over Inequitable Public Reactions [OPINION]

On April 15, the 300-foot spire and the surrounding roof of the esteemed Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris caught fire and, ultimately, collapsed. It took upwards of 500 firefighters and 10 hours to extinguish the fire. However, while the spire and much of the roof suffered major damages, most of the cathedral’s stone and glass interior […]

Three Years After #OscarsSoWhite, the Academy Awards Still Have Work to Do In Terms of Equal Representation

In 2016, controversy ignited after the Academy Awards revealed that all 20 of their best leading and supporting actor and actress nominations went to white people. Besides another incredibly homogenous Oscars the year prior, this hadn’t occurred since 1998, and Hollywood-members and film-lovers alike made it known that they weren’t fond of it happening again. […]

The Milwaukee Streetcar, The Hop, Has Been Up and Running for Over a Month

The Milwaukee streetcar system, “The Hop”, has been up and running since Nov. 2 of this year, however some residents may be unfamiliar with the details of the new mode of transportation.  The Hop is an electric streetcar that runs over two miles around Milwaukee’s Lower East Side, Downtown and Historic Third Ward neighborhoods. There are 10 stations where […]

LGBT+ Students React to UWM’s Ranking as a Top LGBT+ Friendly University

Oliver Payne is a 20-year-old transgender and pansexual man who has been a film student at UW-Milwaukee for three years now. Upon hearing about his university’s high ranking, his face remained static, yet it was obvious that he was silently reflecting. After a moment, he released his initial thoughts.  “What makes me feel like UWM is extremely […]

Scott Walker and Tony Evers Displayed Division at the Final Governor’s Debate

Gubernatorial candidates Scott Walker and Tony Evers displayed polarized opinions on healthcare and education at the last governor’s debate held on UW-Milwaukee’s campus on Oct. 26.  The candidates remained calm yet stern as they disagreed over topics including the bombs sent to other prominent politicians, healthcare, education, climate change, justice reform, public safety, the economy, immigration, sanctuary cities, transportation and their accountability […]

Senate Candidates Tammy Baldwin and Leah Vukmir Butt Heads at the First Debate

Senate candidates Tammy Baldwin and Leah Vukmir butted heads on nearly every topic at the first of three U.S. Senate debates held on UW-Milwaukee’s campus on Oct. 8. The candidates pointed fingers as they argued back and forth over issues including healthcare, immigration, equal pay, veteran’s rights, tariffs and gun violence. An issue that sparked […]