Ethan Costello is the editor-in-chief of The Ranger News. He is in his fourth year at UW-Parkside, majoring in communication with a minor in english. He interned with Straylight, the campus’ literary magazine, in Spring 2016 as a poetry and short story editor and then with The Ranger News as a reporter last fall. He is involved in Kenosha’s community as a member of the Kenosha Young Progressive Coalition as well as the President of No Victims Self-Defense Club. Aside from this, he loves to stay fit and read in his off-hours!
Contact: coste012@rangers.uwp.edu
Alyssa Goroski is in her first year at UW-Parkside, and she is executive editor of The Ranger News. After being editor-in-chief of her high school newspaper, joining the newspaper at UW-Parkside seemed like a natural transition. She is majoring in English with a certificate in creative writing and also plays a minor role as an associate fiction editor with Straylight Literary Magazine, which is also published through UW-Parkside.
Contact: goros001@rangers.uwp.edu
Tyler Feldhausen is currently a senior at UW-Parkside and will be graduating in 2018. He is currently a graphic design major and head of layout and design. Tyler has always enjoyed art since he was a child. He likes reading comics in his free time and keeping up with current events. He hopes when he graduates that he can work for a large graphic company and to someday work in the comics industry.
Contact: feldh001@rangers.uwp.edu
Derek Fye is currently the executive editor and main sports editor. Originally from Jamestown NY, Derek graduated high school in 2010. After graduation he attended Mansfield University in Mansfield, Pennsylvania, majoring in sports nutrition. A main reason he attended Mansfield was to play sprint football, which is just regular football except all the players must be under a 172-pound weight limit. Unfortunately, Derek broke his ankle the first semester and his plans changed…as life has a way of doing. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 2011. His military occupational specialty (MOS) in the USMC was engineer electrical equipment systems technician. He attended boot camp in Parris Island, South Carolina, completed the rest of his schools in North Carolina, and by 2012, he was first stationed in Okinawa, Japan. He spent two years in Okinawa with occasional two or three-month assignments for operations in the Asian Pacific area including Thailand, The Philippines, and South Korea. He returned stateside in 2014, and spent the final year of his enlistment in Camp Pendleton, California. Derek completed his time with the Marine Corps in July of 2015 and moved to Kenosha, Wisconsin, and is currently a junior English major here at UW-Parkside.
Contact: fye00001@rangers.uwp.edu
Elizabeth Stricker is currently a junior studying communication, political science, and french. She hopes for the rest of her education here, she can get involved as much as possible- Joining the Ranger News staff is one step towards that goal.
Contact: stric018@rangers.uwp.edu
Holden Jacodi Henry My name is Holden Jacobi Henry. Ever since I was a young lad, I have been drawing. It didn’t matter to me whether it was a wall or a plain piece of paper, I was going to draw something. It’s important to focus on what you are best at, and art is where I thrive. My goal is to major in graphic design and minor in illustration. My contribution to the paper is creating cartoons.
Contact: henry027@rangers.uwp.edu
Franco Bosco (Frawn-ko) is a junior at UW-Parkside and is planning on majoring in English writing and minoring in communications. Ever since Franco saw the first Spider-Man movie back in 2002, Franco has had quite the fascination with entertainment, more specifically with movies. As a self proclaimed critic, Franco finally decided to share his film knowledge and love of writing and has created his own movie blog and that is where he reviews the latest movies to hit the theaters. (Shameless Plug: www.frankstakes.wordpress.com)
Contact: bosco004@rangers.uwp.edu
Hollace Villarreal is in her third year at UW-Parkside. She is majoring in english and liberal studies with certificates in creative writing and professional writing. Hollace is planning on graduating in 2019 and teaching overseas for a year or two before coming back to the United States to work in editing.
Contact: villa068@rangers.uwp.edu
Joseph Canning is a freshman at UW-Parkside who is studying computer science. Though he is not studying english, he has long had interest in both writing and politics; he often contributes opinion articles on current events and other articles related to political events and happenings in and around Kenosha.
Contact: canni001@rangers.uwp.edu
