Spring in Milwaukee Brings Migrating Birds… and Bird Watchers Posted on April 25, 2015August 6, 2021 by Kirsten Christensen Bird enthusiasts walked the trails along the Milwaukee River at the Urban Ecology Center Thursday, watching and listening. Kirsten Christensen reports.
Teaching the Holocaust with Holograms Posted on April 24, 2015August 6, 2021 by Michelle Amidzich The future of Holocaust education may be taught in a high-tech way many never thought possible. Michelle Amidzich reports.
Young Mother Takes on Challenge of her Life Posted on April 23, 2015August 6, 2021 by Rebecca Papenthien She is the mother of a happy little boy, but her life has taken an unexpected turn, making daily life a unique challenge. Rebecca Papenthien reports.
Gamers, Sci Fi and Anime Fans Gather in Milwaukee Posted on April 23, 2015August 6, 2021 by Sarah Thomas Concinnity is a small science fiction and gaming convention held on MSOE’s campus. Just one of Milwaukee’s various conventions, Concinnity has helped to grow small communities trough it’s promotion of subcultures. Sarah Thomas Reports.
Wisconsin High School Students Jazzed for Festival Posted on April 20, 2015August 6, 2021 by Morgan Paradis Jazz students came from all over Wisconsin to the annual Woody Herman Jazz Festival at the Zelazo center for a day of workshops with the pros. Morgan Paradis reports.
Milwaukee’s Roller Derby Queens Invade Waukesha Posted on April 20, 2015August 6, 2021 by Matthew Campbell Milwaukee’s own Roller girls, the Brew City Bruisers, took their show on the road from downtown Milwaukee to Waukesha. Matt Campbell reports from the Waukesha County Expo Center.
Campuses Might Merge Academic Programs, Mone says (with audio) Posted on April 16, 2015August 6, 2021 by Jordyn Noennig This story is cross-published with the UWM Post. You can listen to Chancellor Mone’s Q and A with the Milwaukee Press Club below. Audio by Jordyn Noennig. UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone again suggested consolidating with other campuses as an option for slimming the UW System budget, but this time he said academic programs from different campuses could […]
Novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez Remembered on Anniversary of his Death Posted on April 15, 2015August 6, 2021 by Emily Zantow Yale professor and critic Aníbal González-Pérez presented a lecture to honor Latin-American novelist Gabriel Garcia Márquez one year after his death. González-Pérez focused on Márquez’s novel 100 Years of Solitude. The UWM Department of Spanish and Portugese and UWM Libraries sponsored the event. Emily Zantow listened in.
Equal Pay Day Highlights Gender Wage Gap at UWM Posted on April 12, 2015August 6, 2021 by Qixin Xu The UW-Milwaukee Women’s Resource Center held a warm-up event for Equal Pay Day on April 13. Qixin Xu has the story.
Unions, Students Rally on UWM Campus Against Proposed Cuts Posted on February 11, 2015August 6, 2021 by Graham Kilmer A group of about 60 students gathered in Spaights plaza Wednesday at a rally organized by the Progressive Students of Milwaukee to protest the recently proposed cut of $300 million to the UW-System. Speakers addressed the crowd and fired them up for a march around the campus. At the protest, students participated in chants calling […]
Chancellor Defends Workload, Shared Governance, Unaware of Walker Remarks Posted on January 29, 2015August 9, 2021 by Graham Kilmer and Jordyn Noennig UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone said late Wednesday afternoon that he had not heard Gov. Scott Walker’s comments earlier that day on faculty workload but stressed that he’s “never met a harder working faculty and staff than at UWM.” Listen to the Mone audio here: Asked about Walker’s comments that faculty should teach more, he added, […]
Stephanie Wallock: Teaching Children Art Posted on December 31, 2014August 9, 2021 by Alexander Shun Stephanie Wallock is continuing a family tradition of attending UWM. She wants to teach children, especially those in the inner city, how to use art. Alex Shun reports.