Jesse & Joy Posted on December 31, 2016 by Armando Manriquez Milwaukee – Over five-hundred spectators flocked to Milwaukee’s Turner Hall Ballroom to see the first-time appearance of the Mexican pop sibling duo, Jesse & Joy; which are recent winners of the Latin Grammy for best contemporary pop vocal album of the year. Earlier this year the duo announced their 17 city U.S. Tour titled “Un […]
Wisconsin High School Concussions, Sports Injuries Not Tracked Posted on December 31, 2016March 13, 2018 by Alvaro Nino de Guzman Jr., Gabe Stoltz, Katarina Vergara, Keio Horton, Kristopher Schimmel, Paul Willems and Quin Voet Concerns about football concussions have been well known for years now; there was even a Hollywood movie about it. However, no oversight agency in Wisconsin tracks non-catastrophic high school football concussions in a systematic fashion, and many state school districts make it exceptionally difficult – even impossible – for someone to learn the number of […]
Documentary: I Am Anishinaabe Posted on December 30, 2016January 12, 2018 by Jessica Principali A Native American student, on the edge of graduation, reflects on his journey of cultural rediscovery and revitalization.
Documentary: Monica and Mike Posted on December 28, 2016January 12, 2018 by Danielle White An inspiring story about how loyalty, determination, and a dog played key roles into the 10-year friendship between an unlikely pair.
Documentary: Don’t Dream It, Be It Posted on December 28, 2016January 12, 2018 by Abigail Chmelka, Jenna Graham and Zachary Hanson Madison, Wisconsin’s very own “Velvet Darkness” cast member Lantry takes his viewers on an emotional journey describing his personal struggles and life lessons learned both before and after he was introduced to his saving grace, the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Documentary: Leave Rib Mountain Alone Posted on December 28, 2016January 12, 2018 by Ean Holtz, Jaimie Anderson and Morgan Paradis This is the story of one woman starting a movement to save a Wisconsin State Park, Rib Mountain, from being developed into a privatized major ski area and resort.
Living with Lupus Posted on December 27, 2016January 12, 2018 by Shana Wilson A story that personifies the incurable auto-immune disease called Lupus.
Documentary: Parachute Posted on December 27, 2016January 12, 2018 by Geoffrey Marshall, Joseph Micholic, Somer Servais and Tamara Jarvi 22-year-old college student Joe Micholic spends 48 hours homeless in Milwaukee’s northeast side.
UW-Milwaukee’s Mexican Panther Posted on December 26, 2016December 27, 2016 by Armando Manriquez Graduating from college is an accomplishment for any individual, however, personally I savored the accomplishment slightly more being that I am a first-generation Mexican immigrant who overcame the odds. This with addition to the fact that I literally had been kicked out of UWM in the spring of 2012, but working with my advisor at […]
How the Mississippi River Valley Turned Red Posted on December 22, 2016January 12, 2018 by Media Milwaukee staff There are statistics, maps and numbers—and then there are people. Getting into the minds of voters is exactly what student journalists and instructors set out to do less than three weeks after Donald Trump was elected the 45th President of the United States in a stunning victory that not many saw coming. One of the […]
This UW-Milwaukee Student’s Harambe Meme Ruled the Internet Posted on December 22, 2016December 22, 2016 by Jenna Gaidosh If you are on any social media network, chances are you have heard of “Di*ks out for Harambe.” It all started with Harambe, the 17-year-old gorilla that was killed at the Cincinnati Zoo when a child fell into its enclosure, forcing officials to shoot. Many people believed the killing of the beloved gorilla was unnecessary […]
Why do African-American Voters Feel They’re Being Taken for Granted? Posted on December 21, 2016July 23, 2021 by Amanda Becker Wisconsin is a red state for the first time since 1984 and this year’s election saw its lowest number of ballots cast in 16 years. Low-income neighborhoods like those in the center of Milwaukee were major contributors. Tucked behind a gas station, on the corner of Capitol and 20th, is Mr. Perkins. It’s a neighborhood […]