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Rossellin Gaitán has served as a senator, the Communications Commission director and the president of Student Senate during her time at UW-Eau Claire.

Outgoing president reflects on time on campus

Story by Maddie Kasper, News Editor
May 4, 2023
Chan in their office in the UW-Eau Claire English department.

Professor Dorothy Chan receives the UW System’s 2022 Dr. P.B. Poorman Award

Story by Maggie O'Brien, Copy Editor
December 7, 2022
Maggie Ginsberg and Nickolas Butler discussing “Still True”

Whispers in the Driftless: book talk held at the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library

Story by Maggie O'Brien , Copy Editor
October 3, 2022
I didn’t last two months in Eau Claire before admitting to myself and two of my closest new friends that I was bisexual.

Eau Queer: a Retrospective

Story by Ivy Theophania Athanasius Buchan (they/them/e/em), Freelance Writer
May 5, 2022
Dr. Chia-Yu Hsu pictured with members of San Francisco Choral Society from her March trip.

San Francisco Choral Society set to perform UW-Eau Claire faculty produced song

Story by Elliot Adams, Editor-in-Chief
April 20, 2022
I felt like a small frog sitting on a lilypad of language learning. No thoughts. Head empty. Just present tense.

Across the pond

Story by Grace Schutte, OP/ED Editor
February 23, 2022
Chan says food, sex and fantasy are the three words that express the essence of her poetry.

Respect the art, respect the craft

Story by Zane Klavina, Staff Writer
March 12, 2020
David Jones, an English and honors education professor, said he likes the flexibility of English to work with.

A man of many talents

Story by Macey VanDenMeerendonk, Copy Editor
February 12, 2020
Bad Feminist

Bad Feminist

Story by Rebecca Mennecke
February 18, 2019
Students, staff and Eau Claire community members shared poetry in a variety of languages on Tuesday night.

UW-Eau Claire shares poetry from around the world

Story by Macey VanDenMeerendonk, Copy Editor
May 3, 2018
Written word is often an avenue where people can best express themselves.

Opportunities will also await students passionate about the arts

Story by Deanna Kolell, Staff Writer
February 21, 2017
Tyler Fridley, computer science and theatre arts student, played physicist Werner Heisenberg in the play “Copenhagen” during the Art AND Science: Dedicated Desire and Unmatched Reason reader’s theatre.

The intersection between art and science

Story by Stephanie Kuski, Currents Editor
December 5, 2016
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