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As college students head back to campuses across America, many of us who made that same journey in the past can recall the wonder and excitement of…

Male birds have more brightly colored feathers so they can attract a mate, right?UWM biologists Peter Dunn and Linda Whittingham discuss their research…

Monday on Lake Effect:The state’s economic development arm forges a partnership and a loan fund aimed specifically at assisting African-American owned…

Friday on Lake Effect:We’ll get some insight into the release of hundreds of pages of documents in the John Doe investigation from Journal Sentinel…

Friday on Lake Effect:As Milwaukee’s Bastille Days goes on, we look at the economic ties between Wisconsin and France, with the French ambassador to the…

Monday on Lake Effect:From Nixon to Obama, the danger of Presidents using mandates as the rationale for policy decisions. Then, fifty years ago this week,…

We often hear stories about technology getting in the way of healthy habits. Picture youngsters playing video games instead of a pickup game of baseball…

Tropical forests play a critical role in the health of our environment. About one third of the carbon dioxide in the world is stored in the trees and…

Interim UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone outlines current work being done on enrollment management, the completion of a new strategic plan, the launch of…

Interim Chancellor Mark Mone discusses a recent study by the NorthStar Consulting Group which showed that UWM contributes $1.5 billion annually to the…