Civilian trauma study supports use of battlefield blood transfusion protocol The Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Surgery, Division of Trauma and Critical Care took part in a national, … [Read more...]
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan Delivers Final Speech, Moves Back to Chicago
By Mrinal Gokhale U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan delivered his last speech out of 257 speeches on Dec 30 at 11 a.m. at Saint Sabina Church’s basement in Chicago. The speech was broadcasted … [Read more...]
SDC and NAMI Provide Help to Individuals & Families Living with Mental Illness
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – The Social Development Commission (SDC) and NAMI of Greater Milwaukee partnered on Saturday, December 19, to offer a Mental Health Resource Fair providing free resources to … [Read more...]
Community Brainstorm Addressees Issues in Milwaukee Public Schools
By Dylan Deprey Some individuals called it legislation. Others referred to it as a fight or a war. The battle lines were drawn in the debate in the Opportunity Schools Partnership Program … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele Announces New Airport Director at General Mitchell International Airport
MILWAUKEE – Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele on December 23, 2015 announced that Ismael L. Bonilla has been named Airport Director for General Mitchell International Airport. Bonilla is a … [Read more...]
Alzheimer’s Association to Offer Program for Family Caregivers
Milwaukee, WI – December 2015 the Alzheimer’s Association will offer a three-part workshop called “Understanding Dementia: An Education Program for Family Caregivers” on consecutive Tuesdays starting … [Read more...]
Sisters 4 Cure celebrates and educates at second annual gathering
By Karen Stokes Sisters 4 Cure presented their second annual wellness event, Breast and Cervical Prevention & Survivorship, on Thursday at the Briggs and Stratton Corporate Auditorium, … [Read more...]
Black Boys, Black Men, In Black Tuxedos
By The Milwaukee Courier Staff On Saturday, December 12, an estimated 500 boys and men turned heads as they strutted through the streets of downtown Milwaukee. This was the second event held … [Read more...]
Concordia DYF Students and Faculty Share Holiday Meal – During School Hours
By Ariele Vaccaro It’s not often that college students enjoy a meal for free. It’s even less often that students get to enjoy a meal for free, bought entirely by their college. Concordia … [Read more...]
To Hold On or to Let Go: Combating Workplace Discrimination
By Mrinal Gokhale For many years, Milwaukee has established a national reputation for high segregation, high black unemployment and extreme school achievement gaps between Caucasian and … [Read more...]
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