easton2@wisc.edu – Curb 2012

Author: easton2@wisc.edu

A creature from the marsh gazes out with intensity and a fierce snarl.
Photo by: Zachary Arostegui

Jurustic Park

November 15, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Arts, Zachary Arostegui 1 comment

A Marshfield artist mines marshes to bring creatures to life

Full of life, Sister Leclare Beres easily erupts in laughter.
Photo by: Stephanie Wezelman

Solidarity Sister

November 13, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Melissa Grau, People 5 comments

86-year-old nun champions change in health care

Rows of plants line the greenhouse where Growing Power's aquaponics system works to fertilize them.

Growing More Than Food

November 13, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Community, Kendra Dawson 4 comments

Will Allen unearths the power to change the way Wisconsin—and the world—eats

Ashley Altadonna originally wanted to study sound engineering, but fell in love with film.
Photo by: Aimee Katz

A Changing Lens

November 13, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Aimee Katz, People 3 comments

A transgendered woman explores and inspires through film

Milwaukeeans Find Comfort and Community in the Unofficial Custard Capital

Milwaukeeans Find Comfort and Community in the Unofficial Custard Capital

November 13, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Corinne Burgermeister, Cuisine 2 comments

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Making Milk: How sassy cows create creamy bliss

Making Milk: How sassy cows create creamy bliss

November 13, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Cuisine, Tessa Hahn 2 comments

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Mural Breakdown: Inside the Inner City Arts Council Mural

Mural Breakdown: Inside the Inner City Arts Council Mural

November 11, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Arts, Emily Connor, Interactive, Multimedia 2 comments

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An image of an African American woman looks out from the right of the Inner City Arts Council Mural.

Rural Murals Paint the History of a Small Wisconsin Town

November 11, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Arts, Emily Connor, Multimedia 3 comments

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Bravery is one of the seven gifts given to the Menominee people from the Great Grandfather.
Photo by: Emily Genco

The Learning Curve

November 10, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Community, Emily Genco 3 comments

American Indian students balance conflicting cultures in education

Many elderly in rural areas face barriers to accessing healthy food, and almost-empty cupboards are a common experience.

Coping in the Desert

November 10, 2012 by easton2@wisc.edu in Alison Dirr, Cuisine 4 comments

An in-depth look at rural food scarcity