Students Learn Subtleties of Fresh Midwest Cuisine Posted on July 10, 2014August 9, 2021 by Maggie Wuesthoff A UWM cooking class is teaching students how to create recipes from locally-sourced groceries. Maggie Wuesthoff reports.
Puppy Play Dates are a Yappin’ Good Time Posted on July 10, 2014August 9, 2021 by Thomas Kelly The Wisconsin Humane Society aims to provide dogs with exercise and supervised socialization with a program it calls “Pooch Playtime.” Tom Kelly checked it out.
The Builder Posted on May 11, 2014January 22, 2015 by Maria Corpus It is said that students change their major at least once over the course of their college career. UWM junior Chris Laabs, 21, considered changing his major during his sophomore year. Despite the long nights in the studio and other challenges, Laabs continues to pursue a degree in architecture. He shares his reasons and experiences […]
Frigid Winter Defines Earth Day Cleanup Posted on April 29, 2014August 10, 2021 by Madeline Power-Luetscher Milwaukee’s Urban Ecology Center put volunteers to work this spring with an Earth Day Service Festival. Madeline Power reports.
Short in Stature and Tall in Talent Posted on April 24, 2014January 22, 2015 by Srijan Sen As a longtime sportswriter and senior editor at Milwaukee Magazine, Howie Magner manages to keep an emotional detachment from the teams and athletes he covers. “After a while the fandom gets sucked out of you,” Magner told a classroom of journalism students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee recently. As a child, there was rampant relocation […]
The six-word memoirs – spring 2014 edition Posted on February 26, 2014January 22, 2015 by JAMS 204 Spring 2014 Music by Trapper Schoepp and the Shades Produced by Becky Cofta
UWM is Freedom Posted on December 31, 2013January 22, 2015 by Anne Matteucci Imagine for a second standing in downtown Milwaukee, say, on Water Street. Except far across the distance, it isn’t the cityscape that is noticed. Yet there are skyscrapers. There are neon lights. There are video billboards telling drivers what Bon Jovi song is on 94.5 The Lake; as if more than 2 are ever given […]
First-Generation Student Figures It Out Posted on December 17, 2013January 22, 2015 by Maria Corpus Brainerd Lopez cherishes family, but can’t rely on them for help.
The six-word memoirs – fall 2013 edition Posted on October 4, 2013January 22, 2015 by JAMS 204 Fall 2013 Produced by Benjamin Slane
Who we are (in six words) Posted on October 18, 2012January 22, 2015 by JAMS 204 Fall 2012 UWM journalism students pare it down for six-word memoirs.
A Lifetime Sport Posted on August 2, 2012January 22, 2015 by Samantha Nash While many 60 year olds are looking forward to a relaxing retirement, Joseph Biebel is running fencing drills with teenagers at the Milwaukee Sport Fencing Academy. Biebel began a life-long career in fencing when he joined a Wauwatosa fencing program as a child in 1968. He has recently assisted in the design of an advanced […]