Spring Break
Approximately 1,300 students will gather in the Kachel Fieldhouse Saturday to celebrate their collegiate journey and receive their diplomas.
Chancellor Richard Telfer said May 6 at a budget forum that more staff positions will be eliminated due to the state budget deficit.
As the school year comes to a close, the Royal Purple would like to take time to reflect upon the major events of the 2008-09 school year at UW-Whitewater. Groundbreaking changes and achievements occurred during the past two semesters that students and staff should be proud to be a part of. But among the gleefulness of these events were some major tragedies that are not to be forgotten. Here's a short recap of the school year's major events.
If you frequent the soccer and softball fields west of the Williams Center you may have noticed a large number of people congregating in the woods across the street. Don't be frightened, they're only playing disc golf.
As the semester draws to a close, students have a few things to look forward to. No more school, a lot less stress, maybe a nice vacation somewhere, a crappy summer job and the big budget blockbusters Hollywood releases. Summer always has the best to offer in movies and entertainment, and this year certainly doesn't seem to be any different.