The Pin Chaser Behind the Bowling Machine Posted on April 13, 2018April 13, 2018 by Jenna Daroszewski Who is the face in the crowd behind the maintenance of a local bowling alley?
Bledsoe Leads Bucks in Last Regular Season Game at the Bradley Center Posted on April 12, 2018April 12, 2018 by Bradley Hanney Eric Bledsoe’s first triple-double as a Buck helped boost Milwaukee past the Orlando Magic and into the sixth seed, in the final regular season game at the BMO Harris Bradley Center. The Milwaukee Bucks wrapped up the last regular season game at the BMO and took care of business without having Giannis Antetokounmpo in the […]
Internet Censorship Topic of World Social Website Reporter’s Talk at UWM Posted on April 11, 2018 by Rashaud Foster World Socialist Web Site reporter Andre Damon explained to an audience at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee about why people read “fake news” and gave insight into why he believes censorship is taking over a lot of media’s content. The International Youth and Students for Social Equality, also known as IYSSE, held the public event in the UW-Milwaukee West Ballroom. […]
Atari Age: A Look at Michael Newman Posted on March 29, 2018March 29, 2018 by Jun Wilkinson Michael Newman is a professor at UWM, and the author of the book Atari Age. I asked him about the games he played growing up and what he plays into adulthood. https://youtu.be/kd5-pR6f0VU
Pretty in Pink: A Baby Shower Story Posted on March 27, 2018March 27, 2018 by Anijah White A day in the life of my little sister Dahmera Wafford, as she enjoys the first stages of motherhood at her very own.
Hannah Hetzer and Jon Richards Speak on the Opioid Crisis at UWM Posted on March 20, 2018March 20, 2018 by Samuel Wisneski At this literal Fireside Forum presented by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin Public Radio and UWM’s Institute of World Affairs, the speakers made it clear: the opioid war will not be won using the United States’ current strategy. Two individuals sat on either side of Doug Savage, the event’s host, speaking on all aspects of […]
Sa-Shay-Away to this Year’s Annual Drag Show Posted on March 20, 2018 by Rashaud Foster Nearly 3,000 people crowded the Miller High Life Theatre as they waited to be in the audience for this year’s annual UWM Drag Show. The theatre welcomed Milwaukee local kings and queens to perform as well as students who participate in such acts. The acts included many different glamorous talents such as the showings of over […]
Dan Goldman: Creating Social Change Through Comics and Gaming Posted on March 20, 2018March 20, 2018 by Carrie Mahone UW-Milwaukee’s Geek Week welcomed Dan Goldman, creator of the graphic novel “Priya’s Shatki,” to discuss how he uses modern media such as comics and gaming to reach younger generations and create social change in the world. “Technology is the art of now and media is changing all the time,” Goldman said. “You don’t want to […]
UW-Milwaukee Hosts Event for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week Posted on March 20, 2018March 20, 2018 by Claudia Delgadillo In today’s society, companies are shifting their target demographic to younger and younger girls, that experts say is dangerous for their health. Companies like Weightwatchers, a weight losing program, are now marketing itself to teenagers, according to Dr. Stacey Nye, director of the psychology clinic at UWM. “Teens are still growing,” Dr. Nye said to […]
Homeless at UWM: Student Opinions (Video) Posted on February 6, 2018February 28, 2018 by Anijah White University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students state their opinions on the homeless population around campus and what should be done to help them.
Milwaukee Homicide Defendant Called ‘Lying Devil in Disguise’ Posted on December 31, 2017December 31, 2017 by Catie Middleton An emotional, grieving mother addressed her child’s killer in a Milwaukee courtroom on Dec. 15, calling him a “cold-hearted, backstabbing coward” and a “lying devil in disguise.” Tamio Shipman-Allen was found guilty of killing his girlfriend’s 14-month-old daughter and sentenced to 28 years in prison, and 16 years of extended supervision. Prosecutors say that the […]
A Day in the Life: The Wife of an Immigrant Posted on December 24, 2017 by Ariel Goronja Just as I was drifting in to a soundless slumber, the shrill screech of my ringtone jarred me back awake. I snatched my phone off the charger, ready to give whoever was calling an ear-full for waking me up at one in the morning. I answered the phone and snapped an angry “what?” in to […]