Features

Arlin Bonfiglio’s love of architecture stems from model trains.

Grandpa Roy Klemp and his grandsons demolish his 37-year-old pool deck.

Anna Maile expresses her creativity by keeping a dying art alive; her quilts bring joy not only to herself, but also her community.

More and more students are wondering if higher education is worth the money and time. A new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum found that most of the state’s job openings do not require a college degree, but higher-paying jobs still demand that diploma. UW-Milwaukee student journalists interviewed a diverse range of young people about […]

The Hilton City Center, formerly known as Hotel Schroeder, has been nominated by its owner, Marcus Corporation, to join the National Register of Historic Places. The more than 25-story, 275 foot-tall Milwaukee landmark was first opened in 1928 by Walter Schroeder, and was acquired by Marcus Corporation in 1995.  Milwaukee’s Historic Preservation Commission is responsible […]

Ema Briones shares a special song that keeps her mother’s memory alive.

Pat Knowski, daughter, sister, wife, mother and friend, tells how her favorite song lends itself to multiple facets of her life.

Julia Hopfinger doesn’t listen to her favorite song much.

Nik Molchany is an aspiring artist and musician with a deep love for music. They share one of their favorite songs, Just You by the artist India Shawn. They dive into just how this song was, and still is, inspirational during their period of transition.

With students bracing for finals, a moment away from the crinkling of papers and clicking of pens is necessary for the wellness of many. Pets Helping People, a Milwaukee organization that brings and provides training for therapy dogs around Southeast Wisconsin, visited the UW-Milwaukee campus to alleviate stress for students during finals season. On the […]

When Chloe Priatko unexpectedly lost her dog, she realized her priorities would change forever.

Abbie Knauer discovered her true self after leaving cosmetology school.