An ordinance written by Dane County policy makers to give residents a voice in mining site regulations has now entered the negotiation stage to ensure support from all town representatives.
An 18-year-old Madison man lost his cell phone to a teen suspect in a theft scheme Thursday morning.
Despite the April 23 Associated Students of Madison vote against the proposed Diversity Plan Framework, students are still working with the draft to ensure the future implementation of enhanced diversity efforts on campus.
Though he usually puts in long hours as Revelry Music and Arts Festival’s executive director, University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore Josh Levin occasionally gets a break. Earlier this month, for instance, he had what he described as a “light week” consisting of 13 hour-long meetings.
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-Wis., announced Thursday his plan to reduce student loan debt at a press conference at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Athletic Board reflected Friday on the university’s journey toward the men’s basketball national championship in March and how UW-Madison was perceived on a national scale.
The Daily Cardinal Action Project series is an effort to investigate under-reported issues facing the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the surrounding community. The third edition of this project looks at environmental sustainability issues affecting the local campus community.
Oliver Stone, the director of several popular war films, spoke at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Thursday about his recent Showtime documentary series, “The Untold History of the United States.”
Madison police arrested 17-year-old Alan Uscanga and his 18-year-old passenger for driving while intoxicated and eluding an officer Wednesday evening.
Progressive Dane announced its involvement with the Citizens Against Subsidized Hotels, CA$H, Thursday to campaign for a binding referendum on the November ballot that seeks to give Madison citizens more decision-making power on the city’s large-scale financial endeavors.
The Madison and University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Departments have been progressive in their officer-related investigations, which leaves them one step ahead of the recent 409 bill passed in Wisconsin, according to Marc Lovicott, UWPD spokesperson.
University of Wisconsin-Madison officials announced in a Thursday statement the restart of the Microsoft Office 365 email and calendar project, expecting the changes to increase efficiency and cut down costs on campus.
Madison’s Urban Design Commission members approved initial plans for the Tiny Houses project and provided recommendations for plans to erect a new mixed-use building on West Main Street Wednesday.
The Associated Students of Madison Student Judiciary heard an appeal Wednesday from the College Republicans regarding office space allocations for the 2014-’15 year.
City officials denied Osaka House privilege to provide entertainment and discussed permits and entertainment licenses for others local venues Wednesday.
In its last meeting of the 20th session, the Associated Students of Madison voted down the proposed Diversity Plan Framework, unless a list of conditions were met and executed by the authoring committee.
A 19-year-old downtown Madison woman using Craigslist to find a subletter found herself the victim of fraud last Saturday, according to Madison Police Department spokesperson Joel DeSpain in an incident report.
A 19-year-old downtown Madison woman using Craigslist to sell her 13-inch MacBook Pro laptop computer was the victim of fraud late Tuesday, according to Madison Police Department spokesperson Joel DeSpain.
Gov. Scott Walker signed 55 bills Wednesday that had been approved by the legislature before it adjourned in April.
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