Debates on UW campuses over belonging, free expression, and social and political identity have been raised more frequently in recent months as legislative Republicans seek to fund free speech programs and cut diversity initiatives.
Owner Sam Brown’s venture pays homage to history, preservation and the thrum of urban life.
The year-long program aims to increase transparency and accountability in police interactions.
The graduate students union delivered a letter to Chancellor Mnookin advocating for 12 weeks of paid family leave and distributed Valentine’s Day cards detailing struggles of having a family as UW-Madison employees.
The county partnered with Purple Cow Organics to expand its composting initiatives with money from a federal grant.
Gov. Tony Evers’ legislative maps are on their way to the Assembly after the Republican-controlled Senate passed the proposal in an 18-14 vote.
Award-winning author Yahya Ashour spoke about homeland struggles in an event facilitated by Students for Justice in Palestine Thursday.
Roman, who has served in the role since 2017, will be stepping down effective immediately.
The Rental Rehab Program will provide eligible property owners with funding toward making major repairs, complying with building codes and regulations.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents authorized a reconstruction project for the Camp Randall Sports Center Thursday which would turn the former workout facility into an indoor football training center.
An event organizer said more information is coming.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents looked at expansions to cybersecurity insurance, new database projects and third-party data management procedures during Thursday meetings.
Madison Metro Transit is introducing new changes. The Associated Students of Madison represents students in these changes.
A Republican bill to ban race consideration for college financial aid has brought concern for how marginalized students will succeed in the Wisconsin higher education system.
Chancellor Mnookin announced the RISE initiative to hire faculty in areas of “global challenge,” including artificial intelligence.
More than a dozen campus organizations shared their services with students in Memorial Union’s Tripp Commons.
Canvas observers are able to access class assignments, calendars and more.
An anti-gay and anti-feminist dance group once expelled from mainland China is performing in Madison this weekend.
The Globe remains a unifying dining experience, fostering a sense of home through its fusion of cultures.
Transit experts stress the importance of speed and frequency for Madison train service.
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