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How Instagram’s visual ecosystem fuels UW-Madison student advocacy
By Gabriella Hartlaub | Mar. 22, 2024What brings student activist groups to Instagram?
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Can a signature spark change? Why activist groups use online petitions
By Francesca Pica | Mar. 22, 2024Virtual petitions amplify messages and encourage offline participation, activist groups say.
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UW-Madison moves into phase two of new campus security plan
By John Ernst | Mar. 14, 2024The University of Wisconsin-Madison aims to improve campus security with new system installations.
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New campus area convenience store provides more than just food to customers
By Kate Eaton | Mar. 7, 2024Regent Mart brings the feelings of faraway homes to Madison, Wisconsin.
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Hearty Hands: An organization warming the hands and hearts of Madison’s homeless
By Ellie Bourdo | Feb. 29, 2024The nonprofit organization, Hearty Hands, provides the homeless population of Madison with winter supplies during the cold months.
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Construction, critters in Board of Regents-owned house frustrate student tenants
By Sanjeev Anand | Feb. 27, 2024Students living in a Dayton Street house say they face challenges due to a steam utility project amid ongoing maintenance concerns.
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Q&A: Dr. Fernie Rodriguez aims to promote community for UW-Madison students
By Ellie Bourdo | Feb. 22, 2024Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Dr. Fernie Rodriguez provides insight on campus community initiatives.
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The Blood Tribe isn’t from Wisconsin. But other fascist groups were.
By Jasper Bernstein and Liam Beran | Feb. 22, 2024Recent neo-Nazi intrusions resurface Wisconsin's decades-old history with fascism.
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At Fabiola’s, community history is preserved through cuisine
By Sanjeev Anand | Feb. 15, 2024Owner Sam Brown’s venture pays homage to history, preservation and the thrum of urban life.
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The Globe: A State Street palate-portal to the many homes of our world
By Sanjeev Anand | Feb. 8, 2024The Globe remains a unifying dining experience, fostering a sense of home through its fusion of cultures.
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Campaign pushes UW-Madison to reconsider family leave policies
By Nick Bumgardner | Feb. 1, 2024Employees urged the University of Wisconsin-Madison to join other Big Ten universities in offering paid family and medical leave.
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From streets to shelters: Navigating Madison’s web of housing resources
By Brynn Mancusi | Jan. 25, 2024Homelessness impacts hundreds of people in Madison. How do those experiencing homelessness — and those who work to provide aid — navigate Madison’s complex homelessness resources?
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Nonprofit tenant resource groups help tenants amid housing crisis
By Ellie Bourdo | Dec. 7, 2023As Madison’s housing crisis persists. Nonprofits provide tenant solutions.
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The French House: A space of cultural encounter
By Clara Zimban | Nov. 30, 2023“Language is like a key that unlocks the door to another real and imaginative life,” Anne Theobald said.
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Eric Oxendorf celebrates 50 years of architectural photography
By Ellie Bourdo | Nov. 16, 2023Eric Oxendorf reflects on his journey as an architectural photographer after 50 years.
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Student entrepreneurs turn passion into progress
By Ava Wojnowski | Nov. 10, 2023Students and alumni turn their creations into businesses.
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Unionization, explained: How workers across industries unite for better working conditions
By Sanjeev Anand | Nov. 9, 2023Employees are increasingly battling for better working conditions and benefits despite corporate resistance, as demonstrated by Madison’s own Starbucks on State Street
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UW-Madison continues sustainability initiatives amid student calls for greater progress
By Ellie Bourdo | Nov. 2, 2023UW-Madison continues to make efforts toward a more sustainable campus, students call for more action.
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Jewish leaders on campus offer support for UW-Madison students
By Ellie Bourdo | Oct. 26, 2023Jewish leaders explain the variety of support they offer for UW-Madison students.
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50 years after the Clean Water Act, pollution persists in Madison lakes
By Sanjeev Anand | Oct. 19, 2023Water pollution scarcely originates from specific sources now, but lake communities like those in Dane County remain at physical, economic and environmental risk.
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