Kelly, a formerly appointed Wisconsin Supreme Court justice vying for a full term on the court after a loss in 2020, shared his vision for the court, his opinions on his opponent and insight on whether he supports potential changes to gun laws.
UW-Madison students MGR Govindarajan and Charlie Fahey are running on the promise of making Madison more affordable.
Mandela Barnes visited campus ahead of the highly contested April 4 Wisconsin Supreme Court election to engage student canvassers and emphasize UW-Madison student voters’ importance.
Segregated fees, housing expenses and out-of-state undergraduate tuition rates for UW-Madison students will also see a slight increase ahead of the fall 2023 semester.
The College of Letters & Science dean will serve as interim provost following John Karl Scholz’s departure to the University of Oregon.
The legislation, championed by District 12 Alder Barbara Vedder, directed the Disability Rights Commission to develop a plan to address a shortage of home healthcare workers.
A high workload and productive environment mark employee experiences at the Madison-area health software company.
“The biggest reason for [Mac the Vote] was that we wanted to encourage students to get out and vote,” Chapman said.
The COVID-19 pandemic revolutionized the way we work. But a recent report claims working from home depends on where you live and what you do — and the effects could worsen Wisconsin’s digital divide.
Wisconsin was one of the nation’s leading states in labor rights before a steady decline in union membership and Act 10 sank its standing. Could growing approval and presidential pandering put unions back in the spotlight before the 2024 elections?
Thousands of students attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison take on additional responsibilities through campus jobs and encounter the trials and errors of finding the perfect balance.
Current and past House Fellows at UW-Madison discuss the pressures and perks of working to enforce policy and build community for UW Housing residents.
The Teaching Assistants’ Association is the labor union representing graduate students at UW-Madison who strive to advocate for living wages, better working conditions and other concerns while working for the university.
Past and present student workers express exhaustion of their constant battle for a living wage.
Finding balance between research, teaching and service, and managing a life outside work pose significant challenges for professors.
Madison Teachers Inc. called on the Madison Metropolitan School District to provide more resources to teachers and prioritize hiring additional staff.
In response to calls for additional support, Dane County introduced a $621,000 trauma recovery program for frontline health care workers in the 2023 county budget.
The three candidates for the Madison Board of Education discussed their proposals to address the district’s staffing shortage and changes to curricula at the debate hosted by the Capital Times.
Three statewide referendum questions on the April 4 ballot are generating confusion among Wisconsin voters. Here’s what they mean — and why you should care.
Utilizing knowledge from her experience as a social worker, Denson evaluates reproductive justice from nuanced angles.
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