Anonymous MATC employees and student workers expressed mixed opinions about Dr. Phillip King’s impact. The former executive ...
Imagine a college classroom filled with around two dozen animation students. There’s a table with chips, candy, and juice ...
Just imagine looking at yourself in the mirror right now. There’s a lot going on inside your body that you don’t see. Every ...
MATC President Anthony Cruz announced multiple changes in staffing, including the elimination of leadership positions in an email sent to all MATC staff today. Most notably, former executive vice ...
Great question! I understand that returning to school after two long months of vacation can be a challenge. Starting a new school year means adjusting to a new routine, managing your time to keep up ...
The Milwaukee Public Museum hosted an Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration. The day featured a morning event specifically for Milwaukee Public School students and an afternoon session open to the ...
Joshua Hiett also serves as President and Pagemaster of Imaginative Fiction. More Than Just Going to Class College life doesn’t have to end when class does. Across MATC, student organizations help ...
It was a great weekend for most people who live in the Milwaukee area. Not only did the Brewers and Packers win, but the weather was great and today is going to be another sunny day. Besides gathering ...
There’s a unique little food court near MATC’s Downtown Campus. MATC Times Out & About checked out the restaurants at Eleven25 at Pabst that feature a variety of cuisines to taste if you’re hungry.
The Wisconsin State Fair was packed with families this past weekend. People attending Harvest Fair ranged from smiling grandparents to babies and toddlers. Some of the activities at the ...
When I started putting together 31 Days of LGBTQIA+ Historical Icons for LGBTQIA+ History Month, I thought I was making posters. Apparently, I accidentally started taking a tour through half of the ...
Suicide is the second leading cause of death for people 15 to 34, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A CDC survey from 2023 showed that 42.4% of U.S. adults personally knew ...
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