An Inside Look: Who Are UW-Milwaukee’s Safe Walkers? Posted on December 8, 2016July 27, 2021 by Luis De Leon It’s a blistery, cold Friday night and UWM Junior Blake Laufenberg is bundling up in his room at his house on Maryland Avenue to brave the cold for his shift at work. His job is unique relative to other on-campus jobs; he escorts people home on-foot and is out on UWM campus until 2 a.m., […]
Voices of Millennial Voters: How These Wisconsin Students Voted Posted on November 14, 2016July 27, 2021 by Media Milwaukee staff They’re a group of millennial voters affiliated with the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and, little did they know, but their state – and county – were about to become the epicenter of the contentious and consequential 2016 presidential election. In the end, Democrat Hillary Clinton lost Wisconsin to Republican Donald Trump, a victory that helped Trump […]
Bros 4 Hillary: A Small But Present Group of HRC’s Support System Posted on October 30, 2016July 27, 2021 by Keaton Walkowski In the 2016 presidential election cycle, a certain demographic of men, ‘bros’, have made their voices heard. Specific definitions vary, but bros come in all shapes and sizes. You have your frat bros, your lifting bros, or your skater bros…they take many different forms. Whatever specific sect they belong, the American bro was an audible […]
A Personal Culture War Posted on October 30, 2016July 27, 2021 by Amanda Becker As I walked through Boerner Botanical Gardens I was transported back to my childhood in a suburb of Chicago. Every December, each resident on Forest Avenue would impressively adorn their home with Christmas lights, nativity sets and inflatable Santas in sleighs pulled by reindeer. People would park their cars nearby, get out and walk the […]
The Last Night I Slept on the Floor Posted on October 28, 2016July 27, 2021 by Jill Barrow I wear his last name as a reminder of the last disastrous mistake that I made. I can still hear his voice screaming obscenities at me and the embarrassment and humiliation I felt as he did this in front of strangers on the street. There were plenty of times I should have left. Many women […]
The Unescapable Epidemic Posted on October 28, 2016July 27, 2021 by Monica Skipper My phone alarm rings into my ear at 8:30 a.m. three days a week, but rarely do I actually get out of bed immediately. Some days it takes 20 minutes, some days I just don’t leave it at all. I like to blame the weather outside my window, or how late I stayed up doing […]
Pokemon Go? Or Pokemon Go Away? Posted on October 28, 2016July 27, 2021 by Luis De Leon Just when you thought the hype behind Pokemon Go dropped, yet again it is in the news. PokeStops, an essential piece to the game for players, are being taken away from Lake Park one-by-one by Niantic Lab, which has been working with the Milwaukee County Parks System. The removal has sparked argument between the consistent […]
Alyssa Fischer Reflects on Her Basketball Career with the Panthers Posted on October 24, 2016July 27, 2021 by Katarina Vergara
Cunningham Expects team to Make a Run for Conference Title Posted on October 24, 2016July 27, 2021 by Kristopher Schimmel
Panthers Strong Start to 2016 Putting 2015 Struggles in the Past Posted on October 12, 2016July 27, 2021 by Keaton Walkowski
Young Women’s Volleyball Team Aiming for a Good Season Posted on October 12, 2016July 27, 2021 by Alvaro Nino de Guzman Jr.
Fight for $15 Posted on May 25, 2016July 27, 2021 by Katarina Vergara UW-Milwaukee hosted the 2016 Democratic Debate back in February. The debate wasn’t the only thing happening that night. Many gathered outside of the UWM Zelazo Center, marching and protesting, as they rallied in the “Fight for Fifteen.” Chicago resident Anthony Kemp tells Media Milwaukee’s Katarina Vergara about why he believes in this fight.