Anja’s Poetry and Letter Writing Service Posted on December 30, 2015December 30, 2015 by Madeline Power-Luetscher
From Weight Loss to Research: How One Student’s Life Revolves Around Protein Posted on December 30, 2015December 30, 2015 by Amanda Melkonian As a pre-med student, Trevor Melkonian wouldn’t recommend his new diet consisting of only protein and fat to just anyone. The so-called “Ketogenic” diet caught his attention after seeing a Reddit thread about this latest trend that promised rapid weight loss. Reddit is a website that functions like an online bulletin board. Registered members can […]
Taking a Panther Pause Posted on December 21, 2015 by JAMS Living Learning Community Fall 2015 By Cassandra Bretl UW-Milwaukee took time Monday to remind Panthers to take a deep breath and stay calm when preparing for final exams. Different clubs and organizations came together in the Union for the third time in UWM history to plan Panther Pause. The Wisconsin room was separated into two elaborate rooms. One room included […]
Talking up a Storm Posted on December 20, 2015December 20, 2015 by Morgan Graham Dan O’Donnell, two-time Edward R. Murrow Award winner, brought the airwaves right into an University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee classroom Dec. 9. O’Donnell is a radio personality for News/Talk 1130 WISN, who came to enlighten Journalism, Advertising and Media Studies LLC students about broadcast journalism. O’Donnell came into the room and his charismatic personality kept […]
UW-Milwaukee Graduate Talks Social Media Jobs Posted on December 20, 2015December 20, 2015 by Bianca Camiro Sam Laun grew up in Kiel, Wisconsin and, since he was a child, his interest in current events is what transformed him into a news junkie. “I was the only kid in 8th grade that would go home and watch NBC. How weird is that?” said Laun. Laun is a social manager, social strategist, and community […]
After Her Father’s Murder, a Little Girl Grows Up Posted on December 20, 2015July 30, 2021 by Jakayla Phillips Aijia Phillips was just 2 years old when her father, George Phillips, Jr., was shot and killed in Milwaukee on August 14, 2012. Now 5, Aijia and her aunt, UW-Milwaukee journalism student Jakayla Phillips, sat down on Thanksgiving to talk about Aijia’s handful of memories. .
One Year Later, Father and Son Are Father and Daughter Posted on December 17, 2015July 30, 2021 by Sarah DeGeorge Last year, Mark DeGeorge and his only son—his namesake—were preparing for that son’s gender transition. As the younger Mark became Sarah, Caitlyn Jenner’s transition was big news, and Sarah shared her story with local media. Mark and Sarah sat down after a turbulent 12 months to talk about how they’re navigating a new father-daughter relationship. Listen […]
UWM Stories Close to Home Posted on December 16, 2015July 1, 2024 by JAMS students fall 2015 Over the holidays, students in the Department of Journalism, Advertising, and Media Studies took home audio recorders and captured conversations with people they care about. Sometimes the revelations were surprising. UWM Stories Close to Home: A Holiday Loss UWM Stories Close to Home: A Brother’s Trust UWM Stories Close to Home: Big Girl, Little Girl […]
UWM Stories Close to Home: A Grandmother’s Loss, and Pride Posted on December 15, 2015August 3, 2021 by Therese Elkins Dorothy Mrazek celebrated her 80th birthday in fall. She shares stories of life’s ups and downs with her granddaughter, Tess Elkins.
UWM Stories Close to Home: Surprise Baby Posted on December 15, 2015August 3, 2021 by Kaliice Walker Kaliice Walker interviews her mother, Tina Townes, about learning she was pregnant with Kaliice and being a single mother.
UWM Stories Close to Home: Long Love Affair Posted on December 15, 2015August 3, 2021 by Jacob Viaene Dick and Nancy Taplin just celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They tell their grandson, Jake Viaene, how they first met and share a few secrets to a long, happy marriage.
UWM Stories Close to Home: Facing a Diagnosis Posted on December 15, 2015August 3, 2021 by Hannah Lipton Hannah Lipton never really talked with her parents about what endometriosis means for her future – until now.