The winning cast fundraised over $110,000 alone — a record-breaking high from a singular team — for the Respite Center.
UW-Madison announces five final candidates to replace Chancellor Rebecca Blank
The campus initiative seeks to facilitate conversation between students with different perspectives on campus over beverages.
Nye touched on recycling, renewable energy, divestment from fossil fuels and more at a sold-out speaker event at UW-Madison.
Sarah Shulze, a UW-Madison student and track athlete, passed away from suicide.
The Miracle Network Dance Marathon will raise money and awareness for the Children’s Wisconsin Hospital in Milwaukee.
The regents selected to replace Grebe and Petersen will have a direct impact on the UW System and Wisconsin as a whole.
The suspect was visiting a friend and is not affiliated with the university.
If elected, each candidate hopes to benefit the Madison community and create an inclusive environment for all students.
“Letters of Love” is the second university chapter of the national organization that aims to provide emotional support for sick children through letter writing.
With the construction of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new Levy Hall set to begin in 2023, the future of the Zoe Bayliss Women’s Cooperative remains unclear.
The resolution follows an uptick in antisemitic incidents this spring.
The program’s primary goal is to optimize the health of LGBTQ patients and advance LGBTQ health equity.
Liam McLean and Margo Wyatt, newly-elected senior officers for the Class of 2023, have ambitious plans intended to improve campus culture and help Badgers find professional success.
The fundraising campaign is a chance for alumni, friends, faculty and students to celebrate UW-Madison and raise funds to support the university.
The University of Wisconsin System has delayed the release of a free speech survey to all campuses as a result of public concerns about its creation and purpose.
Christin student org, Badger Cru is hosting a on-campus Easter egg hunt with $500 prize.
Pitches & Notes will make history for being the first UW group to attend an in-person international competition in New York.
Former Gov. Scott Walker spoke at a GOP Badger event Wednesday night, discussing freedom of speech on campus, the 2024 presidential election and Marxism on college campuses.
The festival, which will run from April 7 to the 14th, strives to enhance the community’s knowledge of different cultures by showcasing various types of films from Wisconsin and beyond.
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