History of UWW Homecoming Homecoming week at UW-Whitewater has a dynamic history that dates back to the early 1900s, and has since evolved into a steep tradition that brings together students, alumni, and the local community. Originally, Homecoming was created… Continue Reading →
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater has spent the last 150 years inspiring, engaging, and transforming lives, and takes pride in the recognitions earned along the way. However, there may be some things that you never knew about our campus. Keep reading… Continue Reading →
60thAnniversary Blog This year will certainly be a time to celebrate at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. The biggest reason will be the continuation of the Sesquicentennial celebration. For those of you who stumbled over that word and thought, “Oh my… Continue Reading →
Origin of “Whitewater” The name “Whitewater” comes from the Potawatomi Native Americans when they first settled along Whitewater Creek. They called it “Waubegannawpocat” (which translates to “white water”) because of the creek having white sand at the bottom. John… Continue Reading →
When making the decision to attend the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, you already know that the academic programs are incredible here, and that our athletic teams tend to dominate at the national level. Everyone also knows that there is pride in… Continue Reading →
For many students, winter in Wisconsin can lead to a case of cabin fever extending for months on end. The world around you looks like a Winter Wonderland movie scene, but how do you enjoy it? For some, your weeks… Continue Reading →
After living in Whitewater for two years, I’ve slowly been discovering new places that I didn’t know about when I first started my freshman year here. Maybe you’ve been to these places, but my hope is that the hidden gems… Continue Reading →
Myth #1- Random roommates will result in disaster It may be scary to go totally random in your roommate selection and put all your faith into the university to find someone for you to live with 24/7 for months. But… Continue Reading →
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