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The student news site of University of Wisconsin-Platteville.

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Mohammad Tazin

Mohammad Tazin, Photo Editor

Mohammad Tazin or Tazin as he is referred to on the Exponent staff is a transfer junior mechanical engineering major with a minor in sustainable and renewable energy systems. This is his third semester with the Exponent as a photo editor. Even though his major is in engineering, Tazin has a strong passion for photojournalism which is how he got started with the Exponent. Before attending the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Tazin worked for the Chieftain, the campus newspaper of Black Hawk College in Moline, IL. His favorite part of working for the Exponent is how his photos have the ability to tell a story just as much as the articles. Along with photography, Tazin enjoys running, hiking, cooking, biking and watching foreign movies in his leisure time.

 

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Junior mechanical engineering majors Elisa Broughton and Beth Klein pose for a photo while getting their faces drawn by a charicature artist.

[Photo] Late Night at the Markee: Carnival Style

Samantha Hoppert, [email protected]
May 3, 2017
Guest writer and judge Kerry Neville reads her short story “Lion Man” to the audience.

[Photo] Creative Writing Festival showcases students’ work

Sarah Strache, [email protected]
May 3, 2017
Safe zone triangles can be found across the UW-Platteville’s campus, including the Markee Pioneer Student Center.

[Photo] ‘Safe Zone’ reminder after 10 years of use

Sara Myers, [email protected]
April 19, 2017
From left to right: Freshmen engineering major and new study body president Lucas Frey and his running mate freshmen engineering major and new vice president Skylar Lopez-Kohler.

[Photo] Meet the new president and vice president

Sara Myers, [email protected]
April 19, 2017
Eileen Collins discusses her dream and the path she had to take to become an astronaut.

[Photo] Up, up and away: Colonel Eileen Collins

Mackenna Moralez, [email protected]
March 29, 2017
UW-Platteville softball player takes a swing against Beloit College while another teammate prepares behind her.

[Photo] Pioneer softball defeats Beloit College

Jasper Whalen, [email protected]
March 29, 2017
Sophomore business administration major Scottie Gordon prepares to pitch from the mound in the top of the sixth inning with Pioneer’s leading 5-3.

[Photo] Pioneers crush opponents during home opener

Austin Fitzgerald, [email protected]
March 29, 2017
Senior industrial engineering and business administration major Morgan Hartman takes on the Eau Claire defense on her home court during the Jan. 25 game.

[Photo] Pioneer woman basketball battles Eau Claire

Austin Fitzgerald, [email protected]
February 2, 2017
UW-Platteville Pioneer football players junior Ryan Gaul and freshman Nick Broadhurst set up on the offensive line during the homecoming game against the UW-River Falls Falcons.

[Photo] Pioneers secure homecoming victory

Austin Fitzgerald, [email protected]
October 19, 2016
Students enjoy Posner and band during their performance on the West Lawn outside the Markee Pioneer Student Center.

[Photo] From fraternity houses to stages:

Mackenna Moralez, [email protected]
September 14, 2016
Jenna Meixelsperger, junior animal science major, plays with a goat at UW-Platteville’s annual Ag Day. The goats visited campus along with sheep and calves

[Photo] Shear madness returns to UW-Platteville

Rebecca Bartelme, General Reporter
April 27, 2016
Holly Nygaard, senior graphic design major shows one of her projects, which is a collage of eyes with heterochromia.

[Photo] Art department says goodbye to seniors

Christian Solano, Features Editor
April 21, 2016
Alex Behne, sophomore biology major and Courtney rowe, junior forensic investigation major help raise awareness for sexual assault in the Markee Pioneer Student Center.

[Photo] Sexual Assault Awareness Council works to raise awareness during April and year-round

Hannah Helwig, News Editor
April 19, 2016
Physics for the Future is an exhibit which displayed some of the applications of physics presented by Pioneer Rocketry Club.

[Photo] Engineering Expo showcases STEM

Betsy Heidt, General Reporter
April 13, 2016
Justin Toney, junior media studies major donates clothes to Black Student Union’s clothig drive. The drive is going on until April 18, when the clothes will be donated to Orion Family Services.

[Photo] Black Student Union hosts clothes drive

Emily Drews
April 13, 2016
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[Photo] Faculty show off creative side in Nohr Gallery exhibit

Justin Larson, General Reporter
March 16, 2016
Stan Pearson’s motivational comedy style features audience participation.

[Photo] Motivational comedian Stan Pearson returns to campus

Audrina Kramer, General Reporter
March 3, 2016
Nazi flag and armbands are on display at the Nohr Gallery in Ullsvik Hall.

[Photo] Artifacts throughout military history

Erik Michalsen, General Reporter
February 25, 2016
Mackenzie Arnold freshman environmental engineering major and Hannah Badbury senior business administration major participated in Cupcake Wars in Dobson Hall.

[Photo] Students get chocolate battered

Samantha Hoppert, General Reporter
February 25, 2016
Melanie Nanke, senior mechanical engineering major is the president of Green Campus Project. The organization promotes sustainability.

[Photo] Students get ‘Tapped’ to pledge

Samantha Hoppert, General Reporter
February 18, 2016
Frances Callier and Angela V. Shelton A.K.A. Frangela perfroming their comedy routine for UW-Platteville students.

[Photo] Frangela brings laughs to UW-Platteville

Samantha Hoppert, General Reporter
February 16, 2016
Sara Rubeck, junior ACS major chemistry major interacting with the display.

[Photo] Boxes and Walls tackles social issues

Mackenna Moralez, Chief Copy Editor
January 28, 2016
Sophomore biology major Rachel Leuder plays Violet Bick.

[Photo] Student production profits Family Advocates

Shannon Fischer, Features Editor
December 3, 2015
Junior business administration major Sierra Hartman , sophomore computer science major Mohammad AL Shatti and engineering major Ryan Kim show support for international students and global victims of terrorism.

[Photo] Social media campaign shows solidarity

Hannah Helwig, General Reporter
December 3, 2015
The volleyball team feeds off the crowd's energy.

[Photo] Over 1,000 students at ‘Yell Like Hell’

Bonnie Allen, General Reporter
October 15, 2015
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[Photo] Offensive, defensive units make big plays in opener

Jeremy Williamson, Editor-In-Chief
September 10, 2015
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