News >>
Winter parking info
After last year’s snow-filled winter, it’s important to know the in’s and out’s of winter street parking around the campus area to avoid the cost of parking tickets.
- “Hometown” proposal moves to public approval
- University Student Court to hear SHAC, SA case
- Cudahy Innovation Park moves to negotiations
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- An overview of Chapter 17
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- Waukesha bus will still run
- Adjunct professor dies from car crash
Sports >>
Panthers earn sixth-straight Horizon League Title
The UW-Milwaukee volleyball team left the Windy City with its sixth-straight title under its belt. The regular season champs defeated UIC and Loyola to win the title outright and clinch the top seed in the Horizon League tournament.
UH Section >>
Working and going to school without the stress
The stress of finding a job while maintaining a solid grade point average can be overwhelming and exhausting. University Housing operations are here to alleviate that stress.
Fringe >>
The perfect Bond martini
James Bond films have never been cinematic masterpieces, and the latest venture "Quantum of Solace" is no different. They have always been filled with cheesy and sometimes stiff dialogue, gimicky action sequences and flimsy plots. But that is exactly their charm. To try to elevate the series to the level of say a Sergie Leone film would be pointless--Bond flicks have always lived comfortably in the B-movie zone.
Editorial >>
A salute to cyclers
Even though I have lived in Wisconsin all my life, winter still forces me into hibernation. It takes intense self-motivation to make the decision to stand outside in the freezing cold and wait for the ever-tardy bus. I even dread the luxury of getting into my freezing car in the morning and waiting for it to heat up. If I would rather curl up in ball and die before doing either of these things, I cannot imagine the discipline, motivation, balls and possibly insanity of those that cycle throughout the eight months of our gruesome winters. We should appreciate cyclers more for their efforts in making this world a better place.