In an old repair shop in Banbury Place, Anders C. Shafer, an artist and former UW-Eau Claire art professor, has a studio filled to the brim with paintings, frames, sketches and brushes. Shafer was recently...

When Larry Mboga arrived in the United States from rural Kenya to go to college in Minneapolis, he never imagined the impact he would end up having on a city 90 minutes away called Eau Claire, Wisconsin....

Joe Hegenbarth always leaves his door open. Not just to let in the light from the narrow hallway at Dove Healthcare in Rice Lake, Wisconsin, but to extend an unspoken invitation – one he’s been offering...

When Jodi Thesing-Ritter was younger, she never saw herself working in higher education, but she knew she wanted to have a career where she could help people. “I went to college intending to become...

Journalism, in all of its facets and capacities, has no single definition. The rules the average journalists follow, though, do not seem to vary much. One of the most important rules for journalists to...

Mitch Stegeman has been awarded The US Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association athlete of the week after a record breaking week. This is the first time this award has been given to a male...

This story was written by Mohr for class credit for CJ 427 Advanced Reporting and Editing at UW-Eau Claire. Matthew Lehner sat in the Wisconsin State Capitol waiting for his turn to speak. Across the...

Women’s tennis doubles team, fifth-year neuroscience and math student Sydney Presler and third-year economics student Morgan Dekan, were awarded the Kwik Trip Athlete of the Week awards.  Although...

Fifth-year math education student and men's golf team co-captain Corey Boerner scored a 66 in his third round of the Twin Cities Classic Golf Tournament on Sept. 23, tying the UW-Eau Claire single-round...

With the semester underway and fall sports in full swing, first-year student-athletes are adapting. Whether on the field, court or in the classroom first-year student-athletes face new challenges. Two...

Editor’s note: Rossellin Gaitán uses she/they pronouns, but she/her pronouns will be featured for clarification purposes. As her time at UW-Eau Claire comes to an end, former Student Body President...

Editor’s note: Heather Ann Moody uses she/they pronouns, but for clarification purposes, she/her pronouns will be featured. Heather Ann Moody, director of the American Indian Studies program at UW-Eau...