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One of the benefits of UW-Milwaukee having the only school of freshwater sciences in the United States is the great expertise that exists in the…

Tuesday on Lake Effect:Same-sex marriage is legal in Wisconsin, but how do LGBT people view their treatment in other arenas? A new survey offers…

Monday on Lake Effect:In a world where matter and anti-matter cancel each other out, an astrophysicist tries to explain why we’re even here at all.…

Friday on Lake Effect:A partnership is forged to help better support people who have been affected by gun violence. Later, the story of a unique…

Wednesday on Lake Effect:A Milwaukee researcher works to find the most effective treatments to help people survive cardiac arrest. Then, essayist Aleta…

Tuesday on Lake Effect: We look at Wisconsin’s overall infrastructure grade according to the American Society of Civil Engineers’ Report Card. Then, more…

We look at the documentary “Two American Families,” recently rereleased on YouTube and talk with one of its subjects: Keith Stanley. We learn about Milwaukee’s first Asian Restaurant Week. Plus, we speak with the writer and director of Cowboys, a modern Western about a father who runs away with his transgender son into the Montana wilderness.

On this edition of UWM Today we talk about how theaters have been able to survive during the pandemic and what the future holds for the entertainment business going forward. Joining us are Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece, associate professor of English and Film Studies at UWM and Brent Hazleton, artistic director of the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre.

Tuesday on Lake Effect: We look at what mild, winter temperatures could mean for our region and how they may be related to climate change. We examine a…

Wednesday on Lake Effect: We learn about the “My Life, My Story” initiative at the Milwaukee VA Medical Center. Then, a new documentary examines why…