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Blugold dining is losing as much as $250 daily this year.

Davies dine and dash

Story by Sam Johnson, Sports Editor
October 20, 2021
Dobrik is a 24-year-old influencer who gained fame from his comedic YouTube videos. The contents of his vlogs can range from crazy stunts and celebrity cameos to montages of drinking and partying.

The David Dobrik scandal

Story by Allison Hinrichs, Copy Editor
March 31, 2021
Book Club

Book Club

Story by Grace Olson, Currents Editor
October 27, 2020
Drake has been accused of grooming 18-year-old model Bella Harris, as well as current accusations of grooming 14-year-old actress Millie Bobby Brown.

Should art really be separated from the artist?

Story by Timothy Spierings, Editor-in-Chief
February 13, 2019
The world is full of mysteries and unanswered questions. ‘Getting Weird’ will answer those questions (hopefully).

Getting Weird

Story by Alyssa Anderson, Op/Ed Editor
September 5, 2018
Junior public relations student Janel Riegleman, a communications intern for Marsy’s Law for Wisconsin, hopes to one day move to Washington D.C. to become a communications director for a politician.

UW-Eau Claire student is fighting for justice

Story by Alyssa Anderson, Copy Editor
December 6, 2017
The Altoona Police Department is Lieutenant David Livingston’s home base. Livingston is one of four coordinators in charge of the Eau Claire County Crime Stoppers.

Anonymous tipline launches in Eau Claire County

Story by Lauren French, Editor in Chief
February 24, 2016
Above is the apartment building, located at 230 Niagara St. in Eau Claire, where UW-Eau Claire senior Rylan Page says he had money stolen from him in 2013. Photo by Steve Fruehauf.

Crime in West Patrol District, Randall Park area down since late 2014

Story by Steve Fruehauf, Freelancer
April 23, 2015
Police Blotter

Police Blotter

Story by Sami West, Staff Writer
February 10, 2015
Police Blotter

Police Blotter

Story by Sami West, Staff Writer
January 28, 2015
Police squad cars are full of different technology, from the laptop loaded with databases, to the sensor that triggers traffic lights to turn green for officers responding to a 911 call, Roder said. ©2014 Breane Lyga

Eau Claire Police Department keeps up with changing technology

Story by Breane Lyga, Freelancer
April 23, 2014

Student housing theft trend continues

Story by Tyler Hart, Op/Ed Editor
September 19, 2012
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