Natalie Downie is a journalist based in Madison, Wisconsin. She is a dedicated reporter for the UWP Exponent, covering local news and events in the Madison area. Natalie's articles focus on a range of topics, including social issues, criminal justice, education, and community profiles.
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Despite the overwhelming percentage of faculty at UW-Oshkosh voting no confidence in Chancellor Andrew Leavitt, the Universities of Wisconsin System and Faculty Senate President support him fully.
As the 2023-24 school year approaches its end, seniors with a Bachelor of Arts held a showcase for their artwork and the Bachelor of Fine Arts students provided an art piece to the exhibit.
The Columbine shooting that took place on April 20, 1999, deemed the worst during its time, reached its 25th anniversary this year. The shooting resulted in the tragic loss of 13 victims and more than 20 others wounded.
You have to understand at 5 that your parents don’t love each other
The National Football League draft took place from April 25 to April 27, where recent graduate of UW-Platteville, Justin Blazek, signed a free-agent deal with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Ethan Hack A young onlooker watches the cars. “I organized the entire show, from the vendors to the parking lots, down to the pre-registration. This was my first time fully planning it on my own, and it was an absolute blast to plan,” Event Coordinator Taylor Lawrence said.
Hello, my beloved UW-Platteville campus and community, my current and past executive board, friends, family, Woodward Printing, Dr. Gillota, Sara Koeller and every person I have had the pleasure of meeting throughout my time at UW-Platteville. Thank you for letting me serve you for the past three years as a volunteer, Chief Copy Editor and finally the Editor-in-Chief.
After decisions made in July 2023 to end all instruction at the UW-Platteville branch campus in Richland County, the entire branch campus will be completely closed.
Ethan Hack “My Favorite part of the event was being able to watch the radar run up close, and seeing people pushing their cars and bikes to the limits,” Lane Breitsprecker, an AEC member said
UW-Platteville American Foundry Society Student Chapter held their annual Iron Pour event on Nov. 1 in the Russell Hall parking lot from 5:30 p.m. until 9 p.m.
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