Milwaukee Body Camera Debate Comes to Campus Posted on November 10, 2017 by Brittani Cook If you are stopped and approached by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Police Department, you are probably being recorded. Divergent opinions have lingered around campus about body cameras coming to campus and the impact on safety as the cameras will be among us. UWMPD now has 33 body worn cameras arranged for officers since the end of October 2017. Students, faculty, […]
Huge Chinese Lanterns Return to Boerner Botanical Garden Posted on November 8, 2017 by Jonah Ness Boerner Botanical Gardens has once again been ablaze with colorful illuminated artwork the last few weekends as the China Lights lantern festival returns to the “living museum” of the county park system for a second year in a row. Demand for tickets was, like last year, so overwhelming that organizers had to extend the event […]
Bucks Play Throwback Game (Video) Posted on November 8, 2017November 17, 2017 by Amanda Becker The Bucks played a special game to celebrate their 50th Anniversary in Milwaukee. On Thursday, Oct. 26th the team returned to the Mecca. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTZIcFeAslQ&w=700&rel=0
UWM Women’s Soccer Team Completes Undefeated Season Posted on November 5, 2017 by Joel Kananen The UWM women soccer team has never lost this season and is currently 15-0 with three ties. The Panthers are the only remaining undefeated team in the NCAA, and they are ranked 82 in the nation. Teams above them include 74 ranked Maryland at 7-7-3, 63 ranked Utah at 5-8-3 and 51 ranked Marquette at […]
UCC Partners With UWM For Los Sonidos Unidos Benefit Concert Posted on November 4, 2017 by Adriana Ramirez After Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico on Sept. 16 and a 7.1 magnitude earthquake shook up central Mexico, the United Community Center (UCC) began to receive a massive amount of phone calls from the Milwaukee community asking one simple question: how can we help? “We received so many phone calls from community members asking how […]
UWM’s Korea Day Celebration Includes K-pop & Taekwondo Posted on November 4, 2017November 4, 2017 by Dylan Jordan The night started with a K-pop cover. A UW-Milwaukee student covered Gashina by Sunmi. In this performance, she danced to the music, which is different than most covers. Most covers involve singing but dance is a big part of Korean pop culture. Korea Day is a celebration of culture. The Korean culture is filled with […]
UWM United for Puerto Rico and Mexico Victims at Vigil Posted on November 4, 2017November 4, 2017 by Nia Wilson Many tears were shed, and hugs were given, and people gave affirmations to each other that everything will be all right, as a vigil was held in the UWM Union concourse on Thursday Oct. 12 to unite for those who are impacted by the natural disasters in Mexico and Puerto Rico. For many UWM students, […]
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s LGBT Resource Center’s Rise to the Top Posted on November 3, 2017November 3, 2017 by Amelia Newport As of Sept, 1, 2017, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee was named among the country’s top 25 LGBT-friendly colleges for the third consecutive year. At UWM,officials are comparing themselves to other campuses all over the country, trying to see where they match up when it comes to their LGBTQ+ community and how it impacts students. The […]
Giannis, Bucks Ready For Franchise’s 50th NBA Season Posted on November 3, 2017 by Nicholas Van Wagenen It started to get late early for the Milwaukee Bucks in their final game of the 2016-2017 NBA season. It was game six of the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, and the Toronto Raptors had fought themselves back from a two games to one deficit, now leading the series 3-2. A win in game six, and they […]
Harvey And Irma Hit UWM Students Behind Their Computers Posted on November 3, 2017 by Tess Klein Hurricane Harvey, Irma and Maria have had devastating effects, affecting families in Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico, but it doesn’t stop there. Kyle Pallo, 23, is one University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee student who was in Florida when Irma hit. Pallo, a senior Marketing major from Saukville, WI, has an internship at Walt Disney World in Orlando […]
Mikel Holt, Milwaukee’s Pioneer of the Black Press Posted on November 1, 2017July 19, 2021 by Talis Shelbourne “Me? My philosophy has always been about Black nationalism,” Mikel Holt said, leaning back in his office chair, a raised brow creasing his forehead. “Some people think that I’m a racist because I say black people were the chosen people of God. I’ve never deviated from that platform. The same platform I was talking about […]
College Depression Rates Increase: On Campus Resources Abound Posted on November 1, 2017November 1, 2017 by Tiera Trammell It’s seems like every time you get on Facebook there’s a new “national” day. A series of bitter Facebook statuses were posted on “National Boyfriend Day.” The internet showed tons of support and stories on “National Coming-Out Day.” One week before that, on the same day as “National Taco Day,” “National Depression Screening Day” brought […]