Milwaukee Needs More Teachers –These Local Programs Might Make a Difference
Local programs are offering incentives that retain educators and attract young people to the profession.
5 Interesting Courses Coming Up at UWM’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
There are dozens of courses, covering topics ranging from The Beatles to forensic science.
The Waukesha “Rainbowland” Controversy Explained
Melissa Tempel stood up for “Rainbowland.” Now the school district wants to fire her from her teaching job.
A Webinar Tonight Will Answer Your Coronavirus Questions
The Medical College of Wisconsin wants to make sure our community is informed about coronavirus.
What it’s Like to Be a UW-Milwaukee Student During the Coronavirus
How coronavirus is impacting a local student.
Milwaukee's Finest Scholarship Foundation Helps Students Find a Path to College
This time of year, many Milwaukeeans have gifts on their minds – not just for their loved ones, but also for their most loved causes.
Milwaukee’s Finest Scholarship Foundation Helps Students Find a Path to College
This time of year, many Milwaukeeans have gifts on their minds – not just for their loved ones, but also for their most loved causes.
Bottom of the Class
There’s no shortage of plans for what to do about Bradley Tech, MPS’ ailing trade school. But which is right?
Brain Power
Here is the Dalai Lama, his body swathed in red cloth and his head closely shaved, leaning forward eagerly to clasp hands with University of Wisconsin-Madison neuroscientist Richard Davidson. The photo of this moment hangs on the professor’s office wall – just another sign of his fame. Davidson’s work studying the brains of Tibetan monks – specifically, the effects of meditation – first sparked a major wave of media attention about four years ago. He has found that the brain can be trained to reduce stress and is investigating a similar approach to help treat the symptoms of depression, anxiety,…