women

Susan Fete co-founded Renaissance Theaterworks in 1993. She will retire this spring after directing a production of "Barefoot in the Park," which runs through April 12.

Over the past generation, Black women have been at the vanguard of defining Milwaukee’s art scene — even if they haven’t always been recognized for the work. This week, we’re meeting the women and hearing their stories.

TEMPO is committed to a future where women have an equal place in decision-making, policymaking and leadership.

Golf is seeing a surge in popularity among young women.

Did you know the first-ever women’s pro basketball game tipped off in Milwaukee? Hear the story of the Milwaukee Does, the WBL, and the players speaking up to make sure their history isn’t forgotten.

Milwaukee Magazine's 2024 Betty Awards honor extraordinary women doing remarkable work in Milwaukee. One of the recipients is Mariana Rodriguez, the founder and director of the Latina Resource Center for United Migrant Opportunity Services.

WUWM's Xcaret Nuñez, Nadya Kelly and Maayan Silver sat down to discuss the songs sung by women that make them feel like they could move mountains, and a lot of WUWM staff also chimed in.

A walk through Beulah Brinton's house reveals how she helped bring the Bay View neighborhood together in its early history.

Milwaukee-based automotive educator Chaya Milchtein provides accessible information about car ownership in her blog and her upcoming book.

Michelle Thaller, astrophysicist and the assistant director for science communication at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, recaps integral forgotten historical figures.