The Madison Association of Turkish Students raised over $11,200 and donated around 4,000 items to the Turkish Consulate General in Chicago.
The new program will provide full financial aid for eligible Wisconsin students.
District 2 Common Council candidates gathered to discuss Madison community concerns including public safety, housing, transportation and community engagement in a debate forum hosted by UW organizations.
WSUM student radio had a long, complicated journey before it became the institution it is today.
Increase of enrollment in Computer, Data & Information Sciences is primarily due to tech sector growth and expanding job opportunities.
Wisconsin Democrats called for the removal of Robert Spindell last Thursday after the Wisconsin Elections Commissioner vice chair made comments boasting minority voter suppression in Milwaukee.
Lori Kido Lopez received one of the UW System’s 2023 diversity awards for dedication to promoting diversity and inclusion.
Five cases of TSS have been reported in Wisconsin since July 2022.
Incumbent District 4 Ald. Michael Verveer faces his first challenger in over 20 years from a UW-Madison senior and student activist.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers pledged to invest millions into Wisconsin’s veterans less than a week before he unveils the full 2023-25 biennial budget.
The three mayoral candidates debated their proposals to build housing, promote economic development and address the city’s food deserts.
Student members of ASM are preparing which topics will be presented to the state legislature on lobbying day to best benefit the UW-Madison student body.
A group of Republican lawmakers said Gov. Tony Evers’ tweets weren’t enough after Milwaukee police officer Peter Jerving was shot and killed on duty Tuesday morning.
In Thursday’s presentation to UW Board of Regents, the newly-appointed Chancellor asked for significant increases to school resources.
The report indicates DHS needs to examine health as a product of complex social factors rather than just individual behaviors, a state health official said last Tuesday.
The West Campus District Planning Team is looking to receive feedback on its proposed 15-year plan into an untapped area of campus.
The Black Cultural Center and Black History Month Planning Committee curated a month-long program full of speakers, performances and other events to highlight Black arts and culture.
The Black Woman’s Affinity Group is hosting a new art exhibition featuring local Black artists through out Black History Month.
The university’s use of different melting agents combined with salt reuse mitigates environmental harm.
Candidates are bucking traditional campaign norms by displaying their values for voters. Will it pay off?
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