UWM Science Bag: ‘We Cured Hep C’ Posted on November 30, 2014January 22, 2015 by Katie Eggers It may be a meme, but it’s no joke. A picture of a baby with a smug look on his face, a fist raised in the air and the words ‘We Cured Hep C’ in bold print was the image on the final slide of University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee associate professor David N. Frick’s presentation Nov. […]
Elvis and Betty Boop Star at Milwaukee Rummage Fest Posted on November 30, 2014August 9, 2021 by Amanda Melkonian Vendors and shoppers escaped the cold to browse more than 100 booths at Rummage-A-Rama, an indoor flea market held four times a year at Wisconsin State Fair Park.
Wintertime Fresh at Mitchell Park Domes Posted on November 30, 2014August 9, 2021 by Mary Jo Contino Winter isn’t the easiest time to find fresh produce in Wisconsin, except at the Milwaukee County Winter Farmer’s Market, an increasingly popular venue for local farmers.
Astrophysicist Jean Creighton Speaks of Experience On World’s Largest Moving Astronomical Observatory Posted on November 29, 2014January 22, 2015 by Alexander Shun Jean Creighton is an airborne astronomy ambassador. What does an airborne astronomy ambassador do? What does such a title mean exactly? It means that Creighton knows a heck of a lot about physics and space. She says that her love for such fields came at a very young age. Creighton, director of the Manfred Olson […]
In Year of Fraught Police and Citizen Relations, Local Officers Pause to Reflect on the Job Posted on November 29, 2014August 9, 2021 by Zach Mathe Being a police officer is hard. The pressures of anxiety, cynicism, and depression often surround those in the career. But some members of the Oak Creek SWAT Team have learned to accept and overcome these feelings.
Sharing Secrets and Fears With “That Girl” Posted on November 29, 2014August 9, 2021 by Krista Flentje A group called “I Am That Girl” aims to create a safe haven for young women.
Conversations Between Cultures: Program Links International Students with Locals Posted on November 25, 2014January 22, 2015 by Helen Koth Felipe Guilherme Melo is a junior at UW-Milwaukee through the Brazilian Scientific Mobility Program. When he came to America, he didn’t know how to speak much English. “If I wanted to stay here, I had to learn English,” Melo said. “And then I was trying to find ways to learn English faster. And I didn’t […]
MMA Club at UWM Brings Diversity to Campus Posted on November 25, 2014January 22, 2015 by Evan Vogel The Minority Media Association of UW-Milwaukee is a campus club that runs a television program showcasing media diversity. A recent show featured UWM student Geraud Blanks, who helped program the Milwaukee Film Festival’s Black Lens series. Evan Vogel reports for Media Milwaukee.
Broadcast Club Trains Students in TV Posted on November 21, 2014January 22, 2015 by Benjamin Slowey It’s time to suit up and bring out the salon-quality hair: Broadcast Club is in full swing at UW-Milwaukee and looking for aspiring broadcasters across campus. Broadcast Club encompasses a weekly student-produced television show known as “Student Showcase,” which highlights various activities throughout the student body at UWM. Each show consists of a host who interviews […]
UWM “Pen Guy” Pushes for Peaceful Preaching Posted on November 18, 2014January 22, 2015 by Brock Daul From fan pages to Halloween costumes, one local legend has inspired a near cult-like following among campus visitors and is now engrained in the UW-Milwaukee community. Eric Slawyk, who may be better known as the UWM Pen Guy, uses free pens and scripture verses to help positively promote his Christian agenda on campus. Although his motives may […]
The Culture of Ultimate Frisbee Posted on November 18, 2014January 22, 2015 by Helen Koth UW-Milwaukee’s Ultimate Frisbee team traveled to Missouri recently for a tournament. The team is a culture, not just a sport, and travels throughout the country. The co-ed team has existed at UW-Milwaukee for about 10 years and is funded by the university. Helen Koth reports for Media Milwaukee.
Say Something Beautiful Posted on November 13, 2014January 22, 2015 by Gretchen Schmook Traciana Graves is not a typical lecturer. She uses a multimedia method of her creation, including song, video, photos and sound bites to advance her ideas. She is all about interactivity, and by using this approach, Graves keeps audiences interested and engaged in what she has to say. “I want what I do to be […]