Are you someone who…
- Likes to stay informed and up to date on local issues?
- Wants to contribute YOUR stories, opinions or artwork?
- Is looking for collaboration within the UWM community?
JOIN THE POST!
Editor roles opening up:
- Social Media Editor
- The Social Media Editor oversees all social media and audience/community engagement with the UWM Post. This editor has the duty of responding to social media comments and direct messages.
- The Social Media Editor plans and executes social media posts that don’t always have to connect with a specific published story, for the purpose of growing the UWM Post’s audience reach.
- Sports Editor
- The Sports Editor oversees and edits all sports stories or projects at the UWM Post.
- It’s important as sports editor to build a relationship with the team’s players, coaches and PR to be able to coordinate press accreditation or interviews where necessary.
- Editor-in-Chief
- The Editor-in-Chief oversees all editors, writers and contributors of the UWM Post.
- With the help of other editors, an important role of the EIC is to plan and execute the organization’s meetings, events, funding and recruitment efforts, as well as any other broader perspectives of the UWM Post.
Read more about editor roles and responsibilities on the UWM Post “About Us” page on the publication’s website. Reach out immediately to officialuwmpost@gmail.com if you have any interest in these positions or others.
UWM Post Daily Blurb Section
UWM Post’s one-stop shop for quick news updates spread out between the categories of UW-Milwaukee, Regional, National and Community Resources.
UW-MILWAUKEE
If you’re looking for a one-stop shop for breaking campus news, look no further than the UW-Milwaukee Weekly Blurb page.
REGIONAL
To find weekly news surrounding the Milwaukee area and branching far into the Midwest, look no further than the Regional Weekly Blurb page.
NATIONAL
To find what’s happening around the country and in our broader world, look no further than the National Weekly Blurb.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Use the Community Resources Weekly Blurb page to access information on student resources, local alerts, upcoming events and special announcements.
Blurb ideas can be submitted to our email.
What is needed for a blurb:
- Details of the event or press release
- Some quotes from those involved
- Important names of people or organizations involved
- Photo if possible
This was included in MKZine!
“MKZine: Student Lifestyle Guide” – Volume 1, Issue 1 – September 2026
“MKZine: Student Lifestyle Guide” is available for viewing online here: https://uwmpost.com/special-projects/mkzine-uwm-student-lifestyle-guide
