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Many students may be affected by the faltering economy and crisis on Wall Street when trying to apply for school loans due to the lack of liquidity in financial markets.
Republican presidential candidate John McCain continued his aggressive attack against Democratic candidate Barack Obama Thursday. McCain and running mate Sarah Palin told a crowd of supporters in Waukesha that his opponent has not been truthful with the American people.
The Whitewater Common Council took no action for additional safety measures at the Whiton and Main intersection Tuesday. After the issue was debated at length, the majority voted to postpone a decision until the Oct. 21 meeting. Only President Patrick Singer and Councilmember Jim Stewart voted in favor of resolving the issue.
A UW-Whitewater freshman died as the result of a three-car accident Friday after he apparently lost control of his car on a road near Sullivan.
The Whitewater Common Council planned to make a final decision for safety measures at the Whiton and Main intersection where a former student, Mike Chaloupka, was hit and killed by a car while crossing the street.
As the price and demand for higher education continues to climb, part-time jobs aren't nearly enough for many students to pay the bill every semester.
Two fraternities are looking to join the Greek community at UW-Whitewater.
It is rumored snowball throwing is illegal on campus. University Police Chief Matt Kiederlen clears the air on the topic.
Chartwells Educational Dining Services will no longer offer trays on Tuesdays as part of a company-wide effort to conserve water.
Lockup times at Greenhill Center of the Arts are now half an hour earlier than previous semesters, causing frustration for many students who practice or work on projects at night.