ALL classes that start at 4:00 p.m. or later Monday CANCELED at UW-Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE -- ALL classes that start at or after 4:00 p.m. Monday, March 13th will be CANCELED at UW-Milwaukee due to the winter weather.According to a statement from UWM officials, university buildings will remain open.

UWM seeks $33M for urgent Sandburg Hall projects; delays basketball practice facility

MILWAUKEE -- Officials at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee are seeking more than $33 million for what they say are upgrades that are urgently needed.UWM officials said the work needs to be done on three Sandburg Hall residence towers -- proposing renovations at more than 429,000 square feet of space in the towers.The school could also delay a $14.5 million on-campus basketball practice facility.CLICK HERE for more on this story via the Milwaukee Business Journal.

"It is affecting our life:" UWM students, faculty protest Pres. Trump's executive order on immigration

MILWAUKEE -- UW-Milwaukee students and faculty members joined dozens at universities across the country in protest Thursday, February 9th.A crowd turned out in Spaights Plaza on the UWM campus, calling themselves "Academics United."It was a protest against President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration.Those with a number of student organizations said they feel the travel restrictions are directly affecting their education.

Cody Wichmann scores 23; Milwaukee beats Youngstown State in OT

MILWAUKEE — Cody Wichmann scored seven of his 23 points in overtime and Milwaukee beat Youngstown State 94-85 on Sunday, January 22nd.Wichmann and Brock Stull hit back-to-back 3s and the Panthers opened overtime with an 8-0 surge and outscored Youngstown State 19-10 in the extra period.

UW-Milwaukee Panthers fall to Illinois-Chicago, 71-57

CHICAGO — Tai Odiase scored 20 points, grabbed 12 rebounds and swatted away six shots as Illinois-Chicago defeated Milwaukee 71-57 on Tuesday night, January 17th -- leading from start to finish.Odiase pulled down an offensive rebound and went back up for a lay-in to start the scoring with less than a minute gone, and later dunked after grabbing another offensive board.

Stull's 18 points lead Milwaukee past Northern Kentucky, 68-58

MILWAUKEE — Brock Stull scored 18 points and Milwaukee, playing at home for the first time in three weeks, put Northern Kentucky away in the second half to post a 68-58 Horizon League victory Thursday night.Stull hit 7 of 10 shots from the field, including 3 of 5 from long range, and grabbed seven rebounds to lead the Panthers, who started the season playing 12 of their first 16 games on the road.The teams played to a 30-30 draw at intermission, and the game was tied at 39-39 with under 15 minutes left.

Shorewood police seek suspects after strong armed robbery near UWM campus

SHOREWOOD -- Shorewood police are seeking suspects after a strong armed robbery Thursday night, November 17th near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus.It happened around 10:30 p.m. near N.

“It makes all of it real:" Aspiring students explore careers at 10th annual Fresh Coast Classic

MILWAUKEE -- Before the ball is tipped and the games are played over the Thanksgiving weekend, the Fresh Coast Classic actually began on Thursday, November 17th – not on a court, but on a college campus.

"Pretty exciting:" UWM athlete Cody Wichmann prepares for his future after basketball

MILWAUKEE -- There's a college basketball player at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee who hopes to score as big on the court this season as he already has off the court.

MU, UWM men's basketball teams could play each other again; it hasn't happened since 2011

MILWAUKEE -- Marquette University's and UW-Milwaukee's men's basketball teams could start playing each other again.Representatives from both of Milwaukee's Division I programs are discussing how to make that happen.UWM Athletic Director Amanda Braun said there's a good chance the teams will play in the near future.The last time the Golden Eagles and Panthers men's teams played was in December of 2011.CLICK HERE for more on this story via the Milwaukee Business Journal.