The Haggerty Art Museum was given the pleasure of holding the sculpture, "Breaking Grounds" by Marc Roehrle and Mo Zell, an architect partnership that they call "bauenstudio." It is a part of the Current...
In case you missed the memo, school is at it again. The leaves are turning fiery red, Wisconsin Avenue is no longer a summery ghost town and students like you and me are getting back into the...
Among the new things appearing on campus, Tangled is what’s next for Asian cuisine. This new restaurant opened shop three weeks before the fall semester. The owner of the restaurant, Charlie Luo, said...
Most summer activities college students do can be placed on a scale that has selfless volunteering on one end and profitable paid work on the other. I spent my summer somewhere in the middle, in the illusive...
Now that O-Fest has finished, it is the time for freshmen and other new students to try the many clubs and organizations offered on campus. There is one club that may be of interest, but is still in the...
We are a culture obsessed with finding and magnifying the extraordinary in the characters we watch on TV. We can see this most prominently in the sudden explosion of superheroes on the small screen in...
Stephanie Harte, Executive Arts & Entertainment Editor
• August 19, 2015
Christopher Paul Stelling never set out to pursue a career in music. It just became something he loved to do.
“It wasn’t something I chose, I just wanted to play music,” Stelling said. “It’s...
AWOLNATION had a lot going for them. The band, fronted by lead vocalist Aaron Bruno, was looking forward to headlining the ground stages at Summerfest for its second consecutive year, and this time on...
“Kendrick Lamar” is not synonymous with “mediocre”. Fans and critics alike who have written their thoughts of concerts past have yet to mention anything negative about neither his stage presence...
It is safe to say that fans were holding seats and waiting patiently for the main attraction, hours before Walk the Moon was set to perform. Before the indie-pop band, The Griswolds and Misterwives played...
After seven years, The Kooks returned to Milwaukee to end the night at Summerfest last Friday. Atlas Genius opened for the group, a match made in indie heaven. The band was the perfect introduction prepping...
The crowd waiting for Kip Moore was one of the calmest groups waiting for a headliner at Summerfest. Granted country music fans –like any fan –can be ruthless, this bunch was not. Usually an opening...