By Dylan Deprey Today, losing your smart phone is almost as tragic as losing your car keys. From tracking a diet to tracking the bus, there is literally an app for everything. The mobile … [Read more...]
“HistoryMaker” Dr. Joan Prince Urges High School Students to Think Beyond Their Zip Code
By Ariele Vaccaro For hematologist and University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee (UWM) Vice Chancellor Dr. Joan Prince, the best part of being a HistoryMaker is being able to speak to young crowds … [Read more...]
Concordia University’s Associate Degree Program Makes College Possible for More Students
By Ariele Vaccaro Feel free to ask Michael Hall, director of Concordia University’s Design Your Future (DYF) program, to talk about some of the graduates he’s worked with, but be prepared to … [Read more...]
UWM’s Community Ties and the Power of People
By Mark A. Mone Chancellor University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Before there was a University of Wisconsin– Milwaukee (UWM) there was a belief that if Milwaukee was to truly be a great city, it … [Read more...]
MATC Announces Tuition-Free Education Program
By Ariele Vaccaro Next year, one thousand freshmen that might not have otherwise been able to will attend Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) for free under a new initiative called the Promise … [Read more...]
AT&T Pioneers Donate Over 650 New Backpacks to Milwaukee Elementary School Students
‘Tools for Learning Project’ Provides Backpacks Filled With School Supplies to Needy Students Nearly 650 Milwaukee elementary school students have new backpacks filled with school supplies for … [Read more...]
Survey of Wisconsin Students Shows Need for Increased School Based Drug Prevention Programs
A new report released Tuesday by Rise Together reveals 1 in 2 middle school and high school students in Wisconsin who experimented with risky substances such as illicit drugs, alcohol and tobacco are … [Read more...]
Thousands of MPS Teachers, Support Staff to Come Together to Kick Off New Year
Before the majority of Milwaukee Public Schools’ 77,000-plus students start their school year, Superintendent Dr. Darienne Driver, teachers and support staff from traditional calendar schools - about … [Read more...]
Buying Books on a Budget
By Ariele Vaccaro It’s nothing new to you, but the painful sting of knowing your bank account has just been emptied always seems to linger even after you’ve left the college bookstore. At that … [Read more...]
Bradley Tech Joins Urban Agriculture Movement, Supplies Food Pantries with Food from Community Garden
By Ariele Vaccaro It’s no secret that Milwaukee is spotted with food deserts struggling to find fresh, healthy food on a daily basis. What some have coined as the “urban agriculture … [Read more...]
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