Author: Ethan Cooper

  • AI Data Center in Beloit- An Update

    AI Data Center in Beloit- An Update

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    Ethan Cooper

    The massive wave of new data centers being proposed and constructed across the nation has struck close to home, as several Wisconsin towns, including Beloit, have been targeted.

  • Chris Taylor Wins Bid for State Supreme Court

    Chris Taylor Wins Bid for State Supreme Court

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    Ethan Cooper

    Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Chris Taylor beat opponent Maria Lazar in a statewide election held April 7, 2026

  • Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidates Face Off in Televised Debate

    Wisconsin Supreme Court Candidates Face Off in Televised Debate

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    Ethan Cooper

    On April 2, campus organization Beloit Votes held a watch party for the hitherto postponed Wisconsin Supreme Court debate between candidates Maria Lazar and Chris Taylor. The event, furnished with pizza and drink, was held in Richardson Auditorium from 7-8 p.m. Although the debate was pushed back last week after Taylor was hospitalized, Beloit Votes…

  • “We’re All in This Together” – Weissberg Chair Daniel Wilkinson Speaks to Campus

    “We’re All in This Together” – Weissberg Chair Daniel Wilkinson Speaks to Campus

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    Alex Cambouris, Ethan Cooper, Cian McKeown

    Daniel Wilkinson is the 2025-2026 Weissberg Chair in Human Rights and Social Justice, focusing during his week-long residency on the topic of climate change and climate justice.

  • Potential Beloit Data Center Sparks Backlash

    Potential Beloit Data Center Sparks Backlash

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    Ethan Cooper

    The city of Port Washington, Wisconsin, is currently embroiled in a legal battle concerning the release of documents pertaining to the development of a new data center. Unwilling to furnish documents regarding the data center, the city has found itself under legal scrutiny and criticism from opponents of the proposal. Port Washington is just one…

  • Local Environmental Organization Panel

    Local Environmental Organization Panel

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    Ethan Cooper

    A panel of three local environmental organizations was held in Richardson Auditorium on March 19.