Hackers send anti-Semitic fliers to UWM campus printers

PRINCETON, N.J. — Several colleges across the country are investigating after a rash of anti-Semitic fliers began printing from their network-connected printers or fax machines.The fliers began appearing Thursday at schools including New Jersey's Princeton University, Rhode Island's Brown University, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.The director of the New England office of the Anti-Defamation League says a white power group appears to have hacked into school printers.

Trey Schwab, a familiar face to Marquette University basketball fans, has passed away

MILWAUKEE -- A familiar face to Marquette University basketball fans has passed away after a battle with pulmonary fibrosis and rejection after a double lung transplant.Trey Schwab passed away Sunday, March 20th at UW Hospital in Madison.FOX6's Tim Van Vooren profiled Trey Schwab in February 2016 -- as he was facing a new health battle, and reflecting on his life.

Admirals will likely move from BMO Harris Bradley Center to UWM Panther Arena

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Admirals will likely have a new home next season in downtown Milwaukee.The team's deal to move its home games to the UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena from the BMO Harris Bradley Center is scheduled to be voted on on Wednesday morning, March 16th.Admirals owner Harris Turer is expected to keep his pledge to invest in upgrading the team's new venue under a lease the team negotiated with the Wisconsin Center District.The Admirals are looking for new home ice because they won't be playing in the new Bucks arena that will replace the Bradley Center in 2018.The Admirals will hold a press conference on Wednesday, March 16 at 1:00 p.m. in the lobby of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panther Arena to make a major announcement regarding a possible move by the team to the arena.Among those in attendance at the press conference will be Admirals Owner/CEO Harris Turer, Admirals President Jon Greenberg, Admirals General Manager/Nashville Predators Assistant GM Paul Fenton, Wisconsin Center District Executive Director Russ Staerkel and WCD Board Chair Scott Neitzel.CLICK HERE for more on this story via the Milwaukee Business Journal.

Race for SCOWIS: Rebecca Bradley, JoAnne Kloppenburg to meet for debate at MU

MILWAUKEE — Rebecca Bradley and JoAnne Kloppenburg are launching the first TV ads of their general election race for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, and they'll meet for a debate on Tuesday evening, March 15th in Milwaukee.Bradley, who was appointed to the court last fall to finish the late Patrick Crooks' term, played up endorsements from judges and law enforcement.

Marquette University men's basketball team not selected for the NIT

MILWAUKEE -- The Marquette University men's basketball team is done for the season.The team announced on Selection Sunday, March 13th it was not selected for the NIT, and will not take part in any other post-season tournaments.Marquette University ended the season with a 20-13 record, losing to Xavier in the Big East Conference Championship.

Students disrupt UW regent meeting with diversity demands

MADISON — A group of about two dozen students has interrupted a University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents meeting to demand the panel improve how minority students are treated.The students stood up during a discussion on tenure changes to complain about how they believe minority students are mistreated on UW campuses.

Wisconsin removes 'interim' tag, names Greg Gard coach to replace Bo Ryan

MADISON — Wisconsin has named Greg Gard the permanent replacement for retired basketball coach Bo Ryan.The university's Board of Regents approved Gard's contract on Monday night following his successful audition as the interim coach.Terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed by the university.Wisconsin is 13-6 since Gard took over following Ryan's abrupt retirement after a game on Dec. 15.

MU basketball: Henry Ellenson & Haanif Cheatham earn All-Big East honors

NEW YORK  — Providence teammates Kris Dunn and Ben Bentil, Villanova's Josh Hart and Seton Hall's Isaiah Whitehead are all unanimous selections to the All-Big East team.Joining them on the six-man first team announced Sunday, March 6th are Trevon Bluiett of Xavier and freshman Henry Ellenson of Marquette.The second team has Butler teammates Roosevelt Jones and Kelan Martin, Creighton's Maurice Watson Jr., Georgetown's D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera and Villanova's Ryan Arcidiacono.The all-freshman team has unanimous choices Ellenson, Jalen Brunson of Villanova and Edmond Sumner of Xavier.They were joined by Eli Cain of DePaul, Jessie Govan of Georgetown, Haanif Cheatham of Marquette and Kassoum Yakwe of St.

Green Bay beats Milwaukee Panthers 70-61 in Horizon tournament

DETROIT  — Carrington Love scored 16 points including four in a 12-0 run that lifted fourth-seeded Green Bay to a 70-61 victory over No. 5 seed Milwaukee in the second round of the Horizon League tournament on Sunday, March 6th.The Phoenix (21-12) will take on top-seeded Valparaiso on Monday in the semifinals.Trailing by six after Milwaukee's Jordan Johnson scored five consecutive points, the Phoenix used 3-pointers to start and end the run that put Green Bay ahead 58-52 with four minutes to go.Matt Tiby hit a 3-pointer to get the Panthers (20-13) within three with 2:10 left but Green Bay the scored the next six points on free throws to lead by nine with 49 seconds remaining.Green Bay led 31-25 at halftime before giving up the lead with 11 minutes left.Jordan Fouse scored 15 points with eight rebounds for the Phoenix.

Marquette falls to Butler, 95-74

INDIANAPOLIS — Austin Etherington scored a career-high 18 points to lead five Bulldogs in double figures, and Butler scored its most points in a Big East game this season with a 95-74 rout over Marquette on Saturday.Etherington's 18 points came on Senior Day in his 112th career game.