The UWM Post

The UWM Post is a student-operated newspaper at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. It has a rich history, having been published in print weekly from 1915 until 2012. The newspaper gained its independence in 1956. It released new issues every Monday throughout the fall and spring semesters, making them available both on campus and across the Greater Milwaukee area.

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TikTok Star “Arfid” Andrew Luber Shared His Eating Disorder Story at UWM - UWM Post

1 month ago | uwmpost.com | Kourtni Weldon

TikTok influencer Andrew Luber, known as “Arfid” Andrew virtually attended UWM's Eating Disorder Awareness Week event Beyond the Plate to discuss his experience living with Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). Luber advocated for exposure therapy and gave hope for individuals and families that are affected by ARFID.
David Crowley Graduation: Success in the Face of Failure

Dec 13, 2024 | uwmpost.com | Caleb Rose

County Executive David Crowley was just a junior in high school when he was inspired to make a difference. It was Reggie and Sharlen Moore with Milwaukee’s Urban Underground who helped him see his potential to become a community leader and make long-needed changes in Milwaukee. But it was one thing that Moore used to say to him that stuck out. “You have great ideas, but you don’t finish s–t,” Moore would say.
Three Reasons to Go See ‘Clue’ at The Marcus Performing Arts Center

Mar 14, 2024 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

A stage version of the famous Hasbro game is playing at the Marcus Performing Arts Center through March 17. Clue is a classic whodunit story, set in The Boddy Manner, a sprawling mansion owned by a mysterious man. Six strangers are invited to a dinner party at Boddy Mansion, and soon discover they are all being blackmailed by Mr. Boddy (Alex Syiek) himself.
Shut Up and Kiss Me at the Angel Olsen Turner Hall Show

Dec 5, 2023 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

Twenty-tens breakout star Angel Olsen performed at Milwaukee’s Turner Hall Ballroom on Thursday evening. After a killer opening by Kara Jackson, the band entered the stage to ambient music, an apt start to the set which, above anything else, created an absolutely delicious atmosphere in the historic building. “I just got so inspired today, and I felt like maybe I should start writing another song or something,” Olsen said to the audience.
Angel Olsen's Poignant Turner Hall Performance

Dec 2, 2023 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

Twenty-tens breakout star Angel Olsen performed at Milwaukee’s Turner Hall Ballroom on Thursday evening. After a killer opening by Kara Jackson, the band entered the stage to ambient music, an apt start to the set which, above anything else, created an absolutely delicious atmosphere in the historic building. “I just got so inspired today, and I felt like maybe I should start writing another song or something,” Olsen said to the audience.
Seven Swans Crêperie is a Great Addition to Riverwest

Nov 6, 2023 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

Nestled on a quiet block in Milwaukee’s Riverwest Neighborhood, Seven Swans Crêperie serves up hearty sweet and savory crepe options and a variety of seasonal coffee drinks for brunchers across the city. The restaurant, which opened quietly back in May, replaced Dino’s, a casual bar and restaurant that had closed in the summer of 2022. The space has completely reformed.
Seven Swans Creperie Archives

Nov 6, 2023 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

Nestled on a quiet block in Milwaukee’s Riverwest Neighborhood, Seven Swans Crêperie serves up hearty sweet and savory crepe options and a variety of seasonal coffee drinks for brunchers across the city. The restaurant, which opened quietly back in May, replaced Dino’s, a casual bar and restaurant that had closed in the summer of 2022. […]
Autumn Event Roundup

Oct 17, 2023 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

Fall is in full swing, but the season is racing by. Soon enough we’ll be completely swept into the Halloween-Thanksgiving-Winter Holiday tunnel with little time to appreciate the unique qualities of autumn. Here are some of the city’s fall-related events to celebrate the best of sweater weather before the holidays hit. Saturday, October 21 | 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.This family-friendly festival checks just about every autumnal box. Pumpkin bowling? Check. Pumpkin decorating? Check. Hay rides? Check.
Bikini Kill Shines For Multi-Generational Audience

Apr 20, 2023 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

After nearly thirty years, lots of rescheduling and one pandemic, riot-grrrl pioneers Bikini Kill are back on the road. The iconic foursome are responsible for several Gen X ‘90s favorites including songs like “Rebel Girl,” “Double Dare Ya” and “DemiRep” And while it’s been a few decades since they performed regularly, they haven’t lost a bit of their punk edge. Lead singer Kathleen Hanna, now 54, can still deliver spine-tingling vocals that fans across generations yearn for.
A Night of Dream Pop with Tennis at Turner Hall Ballroom

Apr 11, 2023 | uwmpost.com | Carmella D'Acquisto

Acclaimed indie dream-pop duo, and apparent harbinger of spring weather, Tennis made a stop at Turner Hall Ballroom on Monday, April 10 in support of their latest full-length album, “Pollen.” Tennis’ set started off strong, opening with the crooner One Night with the Valet. Moore was playing the keyboard, and Riley was playing guitar. An additional two musicians joined them on stage to fill out their live set.