UWM Student Sean Baek Still Missing Posted on February 17, 2020February 17, 2020 by John Quinnies Sean Baek, an insulin dependent UW-Milwaukee student who went missing from Cambridge Commons Friday morning, was under the influence of LSD when he fled the dorms and is believed to still be in the Milwaukee area, but foul play is not suspected, UWM Police Chief Joseph LeMire said in a Monday press conference. LeMire also […]
Kobe Sneaker Prices Jump Following Death of the Basketball Star Posted on February 2, 2020February 2, 2020 by John Quinnies While the sudden death last Sunday of basketball star Kobe Bryant has left many mourning, it has also left a hole burning in many pockets. Nike’s online store has sold out of all Kobe Bryant related material, according to an article from CNN. This phenomena of heightened product sales after a celebrity death is nothing […]
TMZ and Other News Outlets Receive Backlash Following Kobe Bryant’s Death Posted on January 31, 2020January 31, 2020 by Allison Martens Basketball legend Kobe Bryant was first reported dead by TMZ at 1:24 p.m. CT on Sunday. Nearly an hour after police received reports of the crash, TMZ released the story before authorities could notify family members, CNN reported. In the hours following the TMZ report, the media released countless updates on the tragedy, many of […]
Kobe Death Sparks Talk of NBA Logo Change Posted on January 30, 2020January 30, 2020 by Matthew Hollendonner Since his fatal helicopter crash, players across the NBA, including LeBron James, Isaiah Thomas, Jamal Crawford and many others, have talked about the impact that Kobe Bryant had on and off the court through interviews and social media. Crawford tweeted an idea that has gotten some immediate fan support: Making Kobe the new NBA logo. […]
Shedding the “Survivor” Label After a Healing Journey Posted on January 21, 2020January 21, 2020 by Ezra Quint Crista Dawson tells the story of a traumatic event in 1993 and how she has found a way to move on.
School of Architecture and Urban Planning Approved to Update Masters and Ph.D. Programs Posted on December 24, 2019December 24, 2019 by Ryan Marincic The Graduate Program Review Committee passed a motion for the School of Architecture and Urban Planning to merge their MA and Ph.D. programs together due to administrative issues. The Graduate Representative from the Biology department Peter Dunn said, “There’s only five Ph.D. holding faculty and we would like our Ph.D. students supervised by Ph.D. holding […]
Annual Pet Parade Brings Joy to Milwaukee Posted on December 24, 2019January 4, 2020 by Jaylyn Fahey The annual Pet Parade on Brady Street brings together pets from the Milwaukee area for a costume parade, tail wagging contest, and much more puppy cuteness. Here is Jaylyn Fahey with the story.
Candy Cane Lane Collecting Donations in Milwaukee Posted on December 24, 2019December 24, 2019 by Lauren Fenrick Candy Cane lane opened this month with a fund-raising goal of $100,000. The Christmas decorated houses run from 96th St. to 92nd St. and Montana Ave. to Oklahoma Ave. in West Allis.
Scooters Around Milwaukee Are Up For Evaluation Posted on December 24, 2019January 13, 2020 by Malana Perkins Are you the type of resident that’s happy about all these scooters around town? Or would you rather have them off the streets? You can voice your opinion because the Department of Public Works is asking people to give feedback, evaluate the effectiveness, and safety of dockless scooters in Milwaukee. Malana Perkins has more.
Juice WRLD: A Legacy Left Behind Posted on December 24, 2019December 24, 2019 by Ian Tuck On Sunday, Dec. 8, 21-year-old Chicago rapper Jarad Higgins, better known as Juice WRLD, suffered a seizure induced cardiac arrest at Midway Airport. He was pronounced dead at 3:15 a.m. at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, Illinois. After his death, federal agents searched his luggage and found over 70 pounds of marijuana, six bottles of codeine, and two 9 mm […]
Creative Space owned by Black Creatives: The Space Posted on December 24, 2019December 31, 2019 by Cynthia Maduka As of 2019, Milwaukee has been named one of the worst cities for African Americans to live in. After witnessing the impact racial adversity has had on the city, childhood friends Alyssa Neff and Joshua Morris came together and created The Space as a way for black creatives to come together and work in a comfortable environment. […]
Black Students and Educators Speak Out About Their Experience at UWM Posted on December 24, 2019July 26, 2024 by Patricia McKnight While walking across campus her freshman year, Tanasia Shaw said she didn’t see a lot of students who looked like her and saw even fewer black professors on UWM’s campus. It was clear to her that UWM lacks black students and black academic faculty members. After seeking out other black students and guidance at the […]