For the majority of its time as an organization, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has operated as an ...

This story was originally published November 7, 2024. In June of 2021, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in NCAA ...

La Crosse area residents showed up to the intersection of State Street and Losey Boulevard from 12-2 p.m. to peacefully ...

Becoming executive editor of The Racquet Press, UWL’s only student newspaper, is not a role to be taken lightly. Those who have held this role before know it well, the long nights, countless edits and ...

On Tuesday, April 29, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Athletics Department hosted the 11th annual ESSLYs, the annual award show designed to celebrate the achievements of UWL student-athletes in ...

Eagles, you’ve probably seen my face staring back at you from posters around campus—maybe a little too intensely. But I am not just a creepy photo that seems to make off-putting eye contact with you ...

La Crosse’s Riverside Park is best known for its outdoor music, Riverside International Friendship Gardens and La Crosse Queen Paddlewheel Cruises. At one point in time, the building at the end of E ...

For the first time in school history, The University of Wisconsin La Crosse Men’s Basketball team has advanced to the Sweet 16 of the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division III ...

The Pink Palace, an apartment complex on Main Street a block from the La Crosse Public Library, has long been a site of significance for the community. It is not only recognizable for its salmon pink ...

In July of 2024 Bob Hetzel retired from his 17 years of service as vice chancellor of Administration and Finance. Upon his retirement he worked with the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Alumni and ...

In March of 2024, The Racquet Press returned to print after almost a decade of publishing exclusively online. The return to a physical newspaper revived an old method of spreading news, and Isabel ...