Education in the classroom, knowledge for life
(02/27/20 3:24pm)
Calvin Floyd, a sophomore studying Environmental Studies and Conservation Biology, has always had a passion for environmental causes.
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In partnership with Madison school district, report studies growing rates of unexcused absences in middle schools
(02/27/20 6:00am)
Playing hooky. Cutting class. Skipping school.
Rural Wisconsin students face unique challenges when it comes to college preparatory classes
(02/27/20 6:00am)
Advanced Placement classes give students the ability to get a head start to earning their degrees, saving both time and money — however, students in rural environments don’t always have access to the same opportunities.
Living Learning Communities allow like-minded students to explore passions
(02/27/20 3:26pm)
Living Learning Communities can be a home away from home for students nervous about coming to a large university. Student testimonials relay the benefit of living in an intentional space for curating your passion and meeting individuals eager to explore common interests.
City of Madison: One of the most educated cities, but for whom?
(02/27/20 6:00am)
As home of the UW System’s flagship university, UW-Madison has a lot to boast — it consistently ranks as a top research institution, spending more than $1 billion on academic research and issuing thousands of degrees every year.
UW Panhellenic Association joins collective fight against proposed Hub II apartments
(02/20/20 3:00pm)
As plans for the proposed Hub II apartments on Langdon Street halted last week, students joined Madison community members to express their concerns in anticipation of the apartment complex’s construction.
The Grace Coffee Company experience
(02/20/20 12:00pm)
Coffee, pastries, avocado toast. Acai bowls, mimosas, a Bernese Mountain dog.
The Pitfalls of Patriotism: A country-wide binding force or a dividing line?
(02/20/20 1:00pm)
As an international student from the United Arab Emirates (rather, an Indian citizen brought up in the UAE away from his motherland) and a born-and-raised Midwesterner, we have different experiences with the concept of ‘patriotism.’ Yet, we both see love for country the same way — as a means of advocating for progress and change, not an excuse or justification to maintain antiquated laws and social norms.
Rhodes-Conway joins community leaders in support of a complete census count
(02/18/20 4:00am)
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway joined other city officials and community organizers at Madison College Monday to pledge support for an accurate count in the upcoming U.S. Census.
F-35s will worsen Madison’s housing crisis, harm communities of color
(02/13/20 1:00pm)
The military-industrial complex has taken aim. This time, Madison is in the crosshairs.
Driving the Wienermobile brings smiles to both witnessers, riders
(02/06/20 2:00pm)
While most Grainger finance and economics majors end up spending their careers in business or financial consultancy, 2019 UW-Madison grad and Green Bay native Mitch McMahon decided to take a different route after graduation.
Starship delivery robots indicate groundbreaking food delivery tech advancing into Madison
(02/06/20 1:00pm)
Students have been using food delivery apps such as Uber Eats, Grubhub, Eat Street and many others for a while. With a few seconds on a phone, food can be delivered to the door from various restaurants located here in Madison. All you have to do is pay a delivery fee and sometimes higher prices for food and your meal arrives at your doorstep.
Future City Council member endorses UW-Madison student for County Board
(02/03/20 6:31pm)
Max Prestigiacomo, the next Alder of District 8, endorsed fellow UW-Madison student Elena Haasl for the Dane County Board of Supervisors District 5 seat Sunday.
UW-Madison student to be next District 8 Alder
(01/30/20 6:00am)
Eighteen-year-old Max Prestigiacomo will serve as Madison’s Common Council District 8 alder after the upcoming April election.
UW-Madison’s Jewish students gathered to discuss anti-semitism
(01/30/20 5:17pm)
“2020 feels worse, as far as regards to the safety of Jewish people, than it did in 2010,” Head of Chabad House Rabbi Mendel said. “That, of course, is working backward.”
Senate approves bill to provide UW-Madison Project with state-funding to help recover missing Wisconsin soldiers
(01/23/20 5:57am)
The state Senate approved a bill Tuesday that would enable researchers at UW-Madison to request funding in efforts to recover the remains of missing Wisconsin soldiers.
Wisconsin graduates look to larger cities across generations
(01/21/20 3:00pm)
Sin City. While most attribute the nickname to Las Vegas, Katy Culver’s parents used the moniker to describe a place closer to home — Madison, Wis.
Four cheap thrills in a dull Wisconsin winter
(01/21/20 12:00pm)
Happy 2020! You may think that there is not much to do as you make your way back to freezing cold Wisconsin, but here are four things to do this winter for under $20.
Straight from the source: Impacts of MLC house fellow ousting
(12/05/19 1:00pm)
This poem is in response to my removal from Witte Residence Hall. I was removed because of an investigative process in which University Housing is diving into how and why I make white students and students who have white friends uncomfortable. However, is it truly discomfort for their safety or discomfort because I actively work to ensure the safety and comfort of students of color, first. In other words, I hold white students accountable and ask them to educate themselves and check their privilege on a floor that upholds multiculturalism and social justice themes and values. My removal has resulted in irreparable trauma. Not only inflicted on myself, but students of color who I have had the honor of building relationships with, regardless of their involvement on the MLC.
Compounding trauma, structural systems may explain prevalence of school shootings
(12/05/19 2:00pm)
“It’s impossible to ignore the fact that in addition to today’s officer-involved shooting at Oshkosh West, the Sparta School District is closed due to security threats, and that this happened just a day after we had another school shooting at Waukesha South,” Gov. Tony Evers said in a press statement after two days of back-to-back school shootings shook communities across the state.
