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The news column “COVID on campus” posts relevant COVID-19 news every week for UWEC students.

COVID on campus

Story by Lauren Spierings
March 18, 2021
Katherine Thomas RAs were relocated to Aspenson-Mogensen and joined their staff for the 2021 spring semester. Both RA staffs are now required to do additional rounds at each of the quarantine isolation halls.

The concern for university housing continues

Story by Evelyn Nelson, Currents Editor
March 3, 2021

A seat at the table

Story by Evelyn Nelson, Currents Editor
March 1, 2021
“Flu cases are down this year,” Michelle Willcut, a registered nurse from HSHS Sacred Heart Hospital said. “I suspect it’s due to all of the precautions people are taking to avoid COVID.”

Where’d the flu go?

Story by Vicky Thao, Staff writer
February 4, 2021
Nikolaus Spittlemeister, a fourth-year student, stands in the Campus Mall to protest administration for their original decision to not move to remote learning after fall break.

UW-Eau Claire students still voice safety concerns

Story by Evelyn Nelson, Currents Editor
November 18, 2020
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In good condition

Story by Evelyn Nelson, Currents Editor
November 4, 2020
The news column “COVID on campus” posts relevant COVID-19 news every week for UWEC students.

COVID on campus

Story by Lauren Spierings
October 21, 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

Story by Evelyn Nelson and Lauren Spierings
September 23, 2020
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In good condition

Story by Evelyn Nelson, Currents Editor
September 9, 2020

Chancellor establishes new sustainability task force

Story by Madeline Fuerstenberg, Freelance Writer
March 3, 2020
Ducks of Eau Claire

Ducks of Eau Claire

Story by Owyn Peters, Photographer
February 20, 2020
The meeting started off with a presentation by Jake Wrasse about the issues of Phillips Hall and the new Science and Health Sciences building project.

Student Senate passes resolution in support of new science building, tuition freeze

Story by Rachyl Houterman
February 12, 2019
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