At least 7,000 students at UW-Madison are participating, which is more than any other university involved with Datamatch this year.
“[Jerome Chazen] was deeply devoted to the arts and to education,” Chancellor Rebecca Blank said. “His commitment to UW-Madison will live on in the Chazen Museum of Art and the many lives he touched.”
University of Wisconsin-Madison alum Ilya Lichtenstein and his wife Heather Morgan were arrested for their involvement in the largest cryptocurrency seizure ever.
The organization strives to foster a core community of passionate individuals eager to explore the fundamentals and applications of blockchain.
Jason P. O’Neal was arrested Wednesday after a traffic stop where he fled and crashed his vehicle on campus.
The legislation would push the university to slowly eliminate the purchase of unnecessary and wasteful plastic.
One of the Wisconsin Union’s most famous traditions includes the return of the Lady Liberty on Lake Mendota and other classic winter activities.
ZTA President Rhyan Peed describes the sorority’s establishment and its future on campus.
With over 6,000 followers on TikTok and 1,000 on Instagram, University of Wisconsin-Madison students Jake Jennings and Matthew Shaw create content for and by students.
Members of the student governance body advocate for changed bylaws that raise minimum wages to $12 per hour for students holding positions.
UW-Madison student organizations host their own events to ring in the Year of the Tiger.
Students reported brown water in various buildings on campus Wednesday afternoon.
Bringing the Blackprint to campus this Black History Month.
A 19-year-old man was arrested Sunday for sexual assault and disorderly conduct in a University of Wisconsin-Madison residence hall.
UW-Madison has distributed nearly 9,000 tests in residence halls and up to 1,000 tests a day across Memorial Union and Union South.
UW-Madison researchers are collaborating with three other teams to create a universal coronavirus vaccine.
With the spring semester now underway, UW-Madison’s COVID-19 protocol has been met with praise and concern from students, faculty and staff.
Refusing to water down her rhetoric, Nikole Hannah-Jones carried on the civil rights leader’s quest for justice and education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s MLK Symposium event.
The student council proposed that all in-person courses be simultaneously offered virtually "until the COVID-19 pandemic is over," with recorded lectures and virtual discussion options available.
Several student-led organizations, including ASM, TAA and the BIPOC Coalition, have demanded a return to remote learning amidst a COVID-19 case surge.
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