Bryant Triplett: The Cook

One of the first things Bryant Triplett ever cooked for his mother was a T-bone steak which he delivered to her when she was sick in bed so that she would eat something. Bryant Triplett was 14 when he was killed by an act of gun violence on Dec. 28, 2024, just three days after […]

Creating Relationships: Protecting the Youth Early

As I looked at him from across a computer screen, I saw the calm of someone who has lived several different lives. When we asked about his background, he shrugged gently, almost apologetically. “I’ve only been the director for less than three months,” he said, but his path to that office was anything but simple. […]

Young People Question the Value of College

A college degree was once the pinnacle of the American dream. Today, much of the younger generation holds a significantly less positive attitude towards college education, according to various studies and student opinions. “I don’t know, my general attitude towards it is clearly not positive,” said Carly Janscha, a Cybersecurity student at Waukesha County Technical […]

Local Business Owner Revives Milwaukee Landmark

To most passersby in 2002, the boarded-up building on Burleigh Street still looked like a fire scene frozen in time. But to Don Krause, a local interior designer, the charred doorway marked a turning point—an uncomfortable pause before a chance to rebuild. Behind the plywood, he saw possibilities: a bar, a gallery and a place […]

As Finals Approach, UWM Amps Up Campus Study Breaks

Tables of merchandise, chattering friends and an air of busyness filled the UWM Student Union lobby as students gathered near tables set up by the Feminist Flea Market, an event organized by the Woman’s Resource Center on Dec. 2. Such a crowd might seem unusual as the semester nears its end and study efforts are […]

Looking Back, and Looking Forward

Moses Nueville, Ayianna Tucker and Amber Walton talk about what they wanted to be growing up and how life has changed for them since then.