The Associated Students of Madison Coordinating Council met Wednesday to hear from the university’s Chief Diversity Officer Patrick Sims about the importance of collaborative student effort in implementation of UW-Madison’s Diversity Framework.
The Marquette University Law School Poll released Wednesday shows Gov. Scott Walker leading Democratic candidate Mary Burke 50 to 43 percent among likely voters, outside of the margin of error.
When it comes to leatherback sea turtles, size does matter.
Author and social activist Naomi Klein addressed students and community members about climate change and her newest book during UW-Madison’s third Distinguished Lecture series installment Tuesday.
While campaigning in Milwaukee for Mary Burke as a candidate in the upcoming Wisconsin gubernatorial election, President Barack Obama highlighted the importance of voter turnout.
The Associated Students of Madison University Affairs Committee is working to create more language certificate options for UW-Madison students and continued campaign planning at its meeting Tuesday.
UW-Madison College Republicans made history Tuesday by hosting the organization’s first ever early voting rally, which was to build student support for Gov. Scott Walker one week before the Nov. 4 election.
A group of students dedicated to the formation of a School of Ethnic Studies at UW-Madison met Tuesday to discuss beginning the formal process of creating a school dedicated to studying ethnic groups and diversity on campus.
UW-Madison’s Institute for Biology Education is expanding to create broader opportunities for students who wish to pursue studies in science fields.
Hans Schneider, a UW-Madison professor for more than 30 years and a mathematician whose research in classical linear algebra led to algorithms that would help develop Google, died of esophageal cancer at age 87 Tuesday.
The National Institutes of Health recently awarded UW-Madison with an $8.3 million grant to fund a research center to study urological health, according to a university news release.
All streets that intersect State Street in Madison will be closed by 5 p.m. Saturday for Madison’s Halloween festival, Freakfest, including West Gilman, West Gorham and West Johnson streets.
A Madison Police Department officer arrested a Madison teen for battery after he attacked a cognitively disabled teen Monday morning near LaFollete High School, according to a MPD report.
The resident of an East Wilson Street apartment who reported his missing bike to the Madison Police Department is one of many residents who lost their bicycles in a massive theft Friday.
After being denied a seat at their table, a Menomonie man pulled a knife on a group of young women and one of their boyfriends early Sunday morning before he was arrested for disorderly conduct at Hawk’s Bar and Grill.
CEO and co-founder of the Malala Fund Shiza Shahid addressed a large audience of UW-Madison students and community members Monday to share the story and strength of Nobel Peace Prize-winning author Malala Yousafzai.
The Tiki Shack may have issues with a potential change in ownership after one of the managers planning on taking over the bar was charged with a felony for substantial battery Monday.
The Working Class Student Union received a higher budget from the Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee Monday that will be used to increase the president’s salary and improve the group’s computers and software.
Rock County Circuit Court Judge James Daley announced Monday his intention to run for the Wisconsin state Supreme Court in the April 2015 election.
Candidates in both the gubernatorial election and the attorney general race released the latest campaign finance numbers Monday.
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