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Milwaukee Educator Opens Art Supplies Thrift Store

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By Annabelle Hershelman, Stephanie Serrano Verified
| The UWM Post Verified
An educator at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Emily Downes, curates items from donations for Magic Hands Creative Reuse, a community-focused art supplies thrift store she opened on Aug. 25, pricing creative resources for less than $1. On the East Side of Milwaukee, the art reuse shop is open every Tuesday from 2:00 – 7:00 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. at 2478 N. Murray Ave. Supplies at Magic Hands Creative Reuse.
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UW-Milwaukee Campus Resource Recommendations

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By Stephanie Serrano Verified, Mitch Utlaut, Ethan Ainley
| The UWM Post Verified
Spilled some water on your laptop? It happens. Check out UWM’s emergency Laptop Loan Program. This resource is designed to be a short-term solution for students. To be eligible, you must be enrolled at least half-time, enrolled in the same term in which the laptop is requested, in a degree-seeking or certificate program, enrolled in good standing with the university and demonstrate financial need.
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Summerfest in Milwaukee 2026 Review

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By Luis Garcia, Luis García, Stephanie Serrano Verified, Ethan Ainley
| The UWM Post Verified
Summerfest, the largest music festival, as recognized by Guinness World Records, returned for its 58th annual event in Milwaukee. The festival has yet to return to its pre-COVID attendance numbers, as 2019 recorded an attendance of 718,144 patrons. The post-attendance decline may be attributed to overlap with weather storms, pandemic recovery and the format of the event going through different iterations, as 2025 switched to over nine days across three weekends.
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