What It’s Like to Go To UWM Online During the Health Crisis
What is a routine? I don’t remember what that is…
Why Social Distancing Is So Important to Me: My Parents
The story of a son living with his parents during the age of coronavirus.
Essay: A Year of Mediocre Dates in Milwaukee
What it’s like to move to Milwaukee and start dating
Perspective: Engaged, at Your Age?
An older newlywed shares what it’s like to walk down the aisle when you’re in your 50s, 60s or beyond.
An Ode to Imperial Stout
Winter is here, so pour yourself a thick, warming imperial stout – the bear hug of beer.
Why This Vegetarian Will Eat Pork at Farm Aid
I’m a vegetarian, but I’ll eat pork tomorrow at Farm Aid, and here’s the reason why.
Essay: I Returned to Lake Park Bistro as a Line Cook and Learned I Can no Longer Stand the Heat
Returning to the restaurant line seemed like the ideal career shift. But first, a question: ‘Can you still throw down?’
Read the Award-Winning Essay by Sandra Parks, a Young Victim of Milwaukee Gun Violence
The enduring words of a young victim of gun violence
Living in the Suburbs Isn’t So Bad, Right?
A newlywed who had always set her sights on the city learns to make peace with life in Tosa.
Essay: Kids Today Will Never Know the Coming-of-Age Experience of the Paper Route
As a preteen I built my bank account, my résumé and my character in a sadly bygone way.