The Associated Students of Madison Diversity Committee student leaders called for the public release of the Diversity Plan draft at a meeting Thursday.
Madison’s Common Council listened to concerns from the public on a proposed hotel before approving amendments to the Judge Doyle Square project after lengthy deliberation which ended at 2 a.m. Wednesday.
The 300 Block of West Main Street located between South Henry Street and Washington Place will close beginning Friday at 7 a.m. until Saturday at the end of the work day, according to a Madison city news release.
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers discovered a new parasite following the death of Mahal, an orangutan at the Milwaukee County Zoo, according to a university release.
UPDATE 02/27/2014: The hazardous material leak at Engineering Hall has been contained, according to a WiscAlert. It is safe to return to the area.
The Associated Students of Madison Student Council heard the Recreational Sports Master Plan Wednesday for the last time before University of Wisconsin-Madison students vote on the referendum March 3-5.
The Alcohol License Review Committee discussed the Alcohol Overlay District and approved several temporary alcohol licenses for street events in a meeting Wednesday.
As of Feb. 26, University of Wisconsin Registered Student Organizations can begin applying for grants to pursue environmental projects through the Student Green Fund.
State Rep. Brett Hulsey, D-Madison, emailed a letter to U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin Wednesday urging her to oppose the pending approval of 30 natural gas terminals.
The National Survey of Student Engagement emailed survey invitations to University of Wisconsin-Madison freshmen and seniors last week asking students for sincere feedback on their experiences at the university, according to a news release.
State Sen. Kathleen Vinehout, D-Alma, released a statement Wednesday condemning the University of Wisconsin System’s payroll system inefficiencies.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students could see a new home for the second annual Revelry Music and Arts Festival, as current proposals place the event on Langdon Street, with one stage situated alongside Lake Mendota.
The state Assembly will debate legislation in the coming months that would legally formalize the relationship mining companies have with their host towns.
Democratic representatives introduced a renewable energy bill Wednesday that would raise Wisconsin’s renewable energy goals.
Common Council members approved a report of the Lamp House and an ordinance to provide a buffer zone to protect patients from protesters at health facilities Tuesday.
The Eligibility Criteria Review Committee approved the final draft of criteria for groups applying for money from the General Student Services Fund in a meeting Tuesday.
“The Lake Living Room,” Lake Mendota’s newest sitting area has received a substantial amount of buzz from campus community members since its initial installation Sunday, an unintended consequence of what started out as a personal project between friends, co-creator of the “living room” Chelsi Zollner said.
Following their announcement as finalists for the position of University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum Director, Kayri Havens, Steven McNulty and Donna Paulnock will visit campus to speak to the public beginning Wednesday, according to a university press release.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court heard oral arguments from the NAACP and Voces de la Frontera on the State Voter ID law Tuesday.
The state Assembly may soon discuss new regulations on Wisconsin’s mining industry.
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