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Raebel Benefit a Success

More than $11,000 has now been raised through the Cure 33 Fund.

More than $4,500 was raised Wednesday night at the benefit “A Night for AJ” inside Kachel Gymansium. Full story

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DanceScapes

Student dancers and choreographers have prepared seven months for one performance. Full story

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Madness gets underway for men's basketball team

Warhawks travel to Ohio for first round game against Defiance

Dustin Mitchell knows all too well the nature of the NCAA tournament. It’s provided the men's basketball team with its share of heartbreak the last two years, with last second losses to Loras College and Washington University in the early rounds. Full story

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Carlson Hall renovation up for debate among state legislators

The legislation proposed by Rep. Kim Hixson (D-Whitewater) to renovate Carlson Hall will be debated and voted on by the State Senate today. The bill, which passed 8-4 in the Committee of Colleges and Universities that Hixson chairs, would commit $17 million dollars in State funds to renovate the 37-year-old campus building. 1 comment

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Comeback falls short this time

NCAA tournament run ends prematurly

This was not the result the men’s basketball team had envisioned when the NCAA tournament began last week.

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AMA proposal promotes water conservation

Members of UW-Whitewater’s American Marketing Association chapter are doing their part to help conserve water.

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The dangers of binge drinking

With spring break and St. Patrick’s Day quickly approaching, the presence of alcohol is likely to find its way into many college students’ celebratory plans.

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Carlson Hall Needs to Be Approved

Throughout its 37 years, Carlson Hall has been the home for many different majors, and was the primary business building for much of its existence.

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Israeli native tells her story in one-woman play

Award-winning story teller Noa Baum will be performing her one-woman play “A Land Twice Promised” at the Hamilton Room in the University Center tonight.

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