When students have traveled for spring break in past years, they craved the crowded beaches, packed restaurants, and small souvenir shops. This year looks a little different. Instead, students are packing...
Tosa West will be presenting the musical SHOWTUNE: Celebrating the Words and Music of Jerry Heinman, from mid to late april. SHOWTUNE is a one act musical with no intermission. Live, in-person performances...
Wauwatosa West Junior and co-founder of the Wauwatosa West Feminist Student Union Elise Beaudoin has always been an advocate for change.
Beaudoin started the Wauwatosa West Feminist Student Union...
Two Wauwatosa East students received scholarships from the Herb Kohl Education Foundation to help cover college-related expenses. Wauwatosa East seniors Ava Biesenstien and Arnold Ramos each won $10,000...
The newest installment in the village, Loup, is worth the trip. This charming new restaurant has a variety of handcrafted soups and sandwiches on hand and offers both dine in and carry out.
Owned...
Sofia Farwell has been making her way through The Color Purple by Alice Walker for her 9th grade Advanced English class.
“I am enjoying it very much” said Farwell. “The style of writing is not...
A 2016 poll done by the ERA Coalition/Fund for Women’s Equality showed that 80% of Americans believe that men and women are guaranteed equal rights in the U.S. Constitution.
They’re wrong. Women...
For six months, between two states and never at a reasonable hour, Olivia Keenan poured her heart and soul into a book of poetry inspired by her experience as a female of mixed race living in modern America.
Keenan...
