Maija Sikora, General Assignment Reporter

July 23, 2019

Every year, June 19 sits on the calendar remembering a milestone in American history. This milestone that occurred in 1865 represents the enactment of the emancipation of slaves in America. The date June 19 is now known as...

Luis Acosta Jr., Student Government Reporter

July 17, 2019

Hong Kong, or otherwise known to China as the “Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China,” has a peculiar relationship with its mother country. Hong Kong is free to do as they wish under...

Marian Haile, Social Justice Reporter

June 29, 2019

According to NPR, on June 3 at five a.m. the Transitional Military Council (TMC)—the military junta in control of the Northeast African country of Sudan—attacked sleeping protesters demonstrating in the style of a sit-in...

Trevor Kliebenstein, Sports Reporter

April 26, 2019

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse starting pitcher Connor Cook stapled his name in UWL's record books April 18 after throwing a seven-inning no-hitter against Concordia University Chicago. After falling 0-3 in the first of...

Trevor Kliebenstein, Sports Reporter

April 22, 2019

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Fishing Team had success April 12 at the Fishing League Worldwide (FLW) College Series Tournament at Lake Cumberland, Kentucky. Gage Griffin and Colby Wolff qualified for nationals by...

Trevor Kliebenstein, Sports Reporter

April 20, 2019

At University of Wisconsin-La Crosse some student-athletes on campus feel like there is a gender disparity in sports. Nicole Trussoni, UWL freshman, softball player, and Aquinas high school alum explained that her former...