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The EDI Rapid Action Task Force released their final report on Jan. 31 before their dissolution in February, but are now calling on the UW-Eau Claire administration to make “all deliberations and documents related to the incident and subsequent investigation” public.

EDI Rapid Action Task Force opposes decision to reinstate five suspended football players

September 24, 2020

Event organizers Stephanie Hoeksema, Jacksen Wolff and Maja Samec stand outside of Schofield Hall after the “Cops off Campus: Dare to Divest” rally. The group posted messages onto Chancellor James C. Schmidt’s office.

Rally dares to divest police department

September 24, 2020

Patricia Kress, a physician and medical director for SHS, said the emails and phone calls have been overwhelming, but they are starting to catch up.

Students concerned with UWEC COVID-19 protocol

September 24, 2020

Additional responsibilities for resident assistants include six additional front desk work hours allegedly without pay and no hazard pay when responding to COVID-19 related incidents.

The pressing concern in university housing

September 23, 2020

This image of a Snapchat group chat depicts a racist interaction between UW-Eau Claire football players that was released in November 2019.

‘Strong majority’ of Blugold football team opposed to university-ordered reinstatement of five suspended players

September 22, 2020

In addition to the EAC trips, the climbing walls are still open for student use.

Adventure through a pandemic

September 22, 2020

Why ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ is not just a show for kids

September 21, 2020

Online classes can be convenient, and I understand why we have to do them, but surely they are not ideal.

College during a pandemic, over online classes.

September 21, 2020

Horoscopes?

Horoscopes?

September 21, 2020

President Trump held a rally in Mosinee, Wisconsin on September 17 to a large gathering of supporters.

Enthusiasm for Trump holds despite pandemic

September 21, 2020

Student Health Service can provide as many as 60 Polymerase Chain Reaction COVID-19 tests in one day, Patricia Kress, a physician and medical director at SHS, said. On weekends, she said they generally can do a little over 40 tests and possibly more depending on how comfortable the staffing is.

‘They’re in short supply and high demand’

September 17, 2020

Eau Claire eats

September 16, 2020

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