Scott Walker and Tony Evers Spar in Their Last Debate Posted on November 13, 2018July 27, 2024 by Michelle Harkey Gov. Scott Walker and Wisconsin’s schools superintendent Tony Evers faced off on Oct. 26, with Evers favoring a more inclusive healthcare plan along with lower tuition for higher education contrasting Walker’s favoring to keep the status quo. This debate was the last of the series between the two before midterm voting on Nov. 6. Walker […]
Hunting Moon Pow Wow Celebrates Native American Culture Posted on October 31, 2018October 31, 2018 by Cynthia Crawford The Hunting Moon Pow Wow had to move to a larger arena this year. According to their Facebook page, it was due to the record number of spectators and dancers.
Tammy Baldwin and Leah Vukmir Clash in First Senate Debate Posted on October 30, 2018October 30, 2018 by Royce Podeszwa Senator Tammy Baldwin and her Republican opponent Leah Vukmir clashed on everything from healthcare and #metoo to gun control and abortions all in front of a raucous audience at their first debate before the midterm elections for U.S. Senate. Members of the crowd cheered, booed, hooted, hollered, scoffed and sneered at the candidates and didn’t […]
Greg Baxa Finds Balance as a Student Athlete Posted on October 30, 2018October 30, 2018 by Jackson Day UWM sophomore Greg Baxa is one of thousands of Division I student athletes across the country to find a balance between athletics and academics while attending college. A native of Houston, Texas, Baxa came to UW-Milwaukee in the fall of 2017 on scholarship to play goalie for the Panther soccer team. Although he grew up […]
Senate Candidates Tammy Baldwin and Leah Vukmir Butt Heads at the First Debate Posted on October 30, 2018October 30, 2018 by Zoe Smith Munson Senate candidates Tammy Baldwin and Leah Vukmir butted heads on nearly every topic at the first of three U.S. Senate debates held on UW-Milwaukee’s campus on Oct. 8. The candidates pointed fingers as they argued back and forth over issues including healthcare, immigration, equal pay, veteran’s rights, tariffs and gun violence. An issue that sparked […]
Why Westworld Season Two Needs a System Check Posted on July 15, 2018 by John Gomes With two weeks having passed since season two finale aired, it’s a perfect time to breakdown Westworld season two and where it went wrong. When Westworld season one ended, I had mostly positive feelings for the show. Despite some slow, plodding episodes the first season mostly delivered on the hype of sophisticated androids rebelling against […]
Imperfect Produce: The Go-To For Cheap Produce Delivery? Posted on July 13, 2018 by ReAnna Oestreich As a college student, I have experienced just about every struggle from dealing with crazy roommates to paying insane amounts of money for parking -or parking tickets. But the worst thing about dorm living, would have to be food. Surviving without kitchens, forced to eat mediocre cafeteria food can really take a toll on your […]
Why It’s OK To Be Single In College Posted on July 13, 2018 by ReAnna Oestreich Before I went to college, I had a plan. In order for me to fall in love, get married, have kids and live happily ever after, I had determined that it was essential I meet the perfect boy in college. I’m sure I’m not the only one who was discouraged by parents in high school […]
Melania Trump’s “I don’t Care” Jacket Sparks Controversy Regarding US-Mexico Border Crisis Posted on July 10, 2018 by Nicholas Kanute Melania Trump recently took a trip the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas to visit an immigrant children’s shelter. Normally, a move like this would result in some positive attention regarding the First Lady. However, Melania’s choice of wardrobe to and from her border visit caused some scrutiny of her character and grabbed most of the attention […]
Jeff, Who Lives At Home Is a Must See for Any Lover of Comedy and Drama Posted on July 7, 2018July 7, 2018 by Nicholas Kanute Anyone comedy-lover who sees Jason Segel and Ed Helms starring in a movie together would most likely be very excited. I know I (a comedy-lover) was at least ready to laugh a lot before viewing Jeff, Who Lives at Home with zero prior impressions or knowledge on the premise or tone of the film. Needless […]
Keep Families Together [OPINION] Posted on July 5, 2018 by Jennifer Yaccarino June was Immigrant Heritage Month and America celebrated it in the best way possible. If you haven’t paid any attention to the news, you definitely missed all of the great things that have been done this past month. Yesterday, all across the United States, numerous rallies were held to protest Trump’s immigration policies. This was […]
The America For the Chosen Posted on July 3, 2018 by Andrew Kasper It seems that in the America that we all currently inhabit that there is a different catastrophe each day. From an escalating trade war to political uncertainty, it has been hard to keep track of what is even going on anymore. This week however was a different story. Journalists have been reporting non-stop coverage of […]