Prior to the SSFC RecWell budget discussion on Monday night, ASM leaders presented instances and emails in which they allege lobbying from RecWell.
In the past few weeks, Rep. Deb Andraca, a first-year Democrat in the state Assembly from the Milwaukee suburbs, has gained unexpected fame on TikTok. Before her most popular TikTok, posted two days before Valentine's Day, Andraca only had about 18 followers.
Small businesses in Madison are receiving financial support and training programs through city council efforts aimed to repair damage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Housing Equity Action Team at the Social Justice Hub describes motives and actions taken to conduct a food pantry for Madison individuals facing homelessness.
Officers from outside UWPD will have to prove they have not been subject to complaints or violations of civil rights, excessive force.
Students living off-campus can find themselves faced with a range of issues from faulty heating to animal infestations.
Associate Vice Chancellor and Executive Director of UHS urges students to follow COVID-19 procedures in order to prevent further restrictions.
The proposed additional fees would allow RecWell to remain “budget neutral” while raising wages for student employees.
State superintendent candidates Jill Underly and Deborah Kerr advanced to the April election after a crowded primary on Tuesday. On election night, Kerr put out a racially insensitive Tweet and deleted her account the next morning.
The University of Wisconsin system will receive the largest state funding increase in nearly two decades.
Incumbent Paul Skidmore will face first time candidate Nikki Conklin in upcoming April 6th election for the District 9 alder position
UW-Madison students find themselves considering private gym options due to the long lines to get into the Nicholas Recreation Center.
UW-Madison says that lighting the path isn’t necessary or feasible; Lakeshore residents disagree.
Gov. Tony Evers included a proposal to legalize and tax marijuana in his biennial budget, which he unveiled in full Tuesday. The plan faces opposition from Republican leaders in the legislature, who had asked the governor to avoid “divisive” policy proposals in his budget.
MMSD to resume classes in early March, teachers concerned about potential COVID-19 exposure
Forced to go remote by COVID-19, student organizations navigate involvement and participation.
Benjamin Crump, a civil rights lawyer, spoke to the UW-Madison community about the fight for justice.
Evers plan includes legalizing marijuana and accepting the Obamacare expansion, but Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says that he expects the legislature to start from scratch.
UW-Madison Federal Pell Grant recipients began to receive notice of automatic COVID-19 aid Monday.
Biden outlined his almost $2 trillion plan to vaccinate every American by the end of July to voters among other issues.
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