The infamous Wisconsin “brain drain” has hit Milwaukee particularly hard. Maybe the word has gotten out that it’s chilly up here, regardless it creates massive economic problems for the city.
2015 has reached its end and with that, it is time to take a look back at some of its most significant moments. Looking ahead toward 2016, let us do so with hope and determination.
The revision of the Common Core of Studies deserves the attention and participation of all individuals who will be affected by it. Students have the opportunity to make potential changes in the Core and it is their job to pay attention and participate.
In his final State of the Union Address last week, President Barack Obama discussed the dire need for higher education reform and formally unveiled his College Promise plan. The program focuses on making...
Both parties invited special guests from around the country to represent their respective views to the State of the Union. Here are some of the noteworthy guests in case you missed them.
The holiday season is appropriately-rated. Despite the cold, people are warmer, and not because of their hot chocolate or peppermint coffee, but at the prospect of reconnecting with family and friends, eating rich foods, and exchanging gifts.
Next semester, MUSG will begin selling food baskets of fruits and vegetables from Growing Power for $9. This is a sound decision made by MUSG that provides a short-term solution to the persistent food desert issue on campus.
The two party political system forces individuals with moderate beliefs to side with groups that are much more extreme than they would like. Even worse, the media plays right into the hands of these politicians and the people being misguided have blindly accepted the system for what it is.
Here's an unpopular opinion: Santa is creepy, Christmas music is annoying, and lawn decorations are a waste of time. For Morgan, the holiday season is overrated.
