Sen. Tammy Baldwin reintroduced the Go Pack Go Act last week to ensure Wisconsinites in out-of-state television markets can root for the green and gold during every football Sunday.
Looking ahead, UHS is focused on developing integrated care services to address ongoing mental health needs, in addition to building a community of support and empowerment for all students.
The proposal will fund education and outreach programs that aim to address opioid misuse in Dane County.
The plan would use Wisconsin’s $5 billion budget surplus to expand free school lunches and mental health resources, improve literacy outcomes and alleviate staffing shortages — all without raising property taxes.
The UWPD released the statistics from the Washington State football game on Saturday
The Chazen Museum of Art’s new exhibit, “Sifting and Reckoning,” opens Sept. 12 and runs until Dec. 23.
The progress pride flag crosswalk is located at the top of State Street.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin is “confident” she’ll find enough Republican support for marriage equality despite Sen. Johnson’s reversal as the Respect for Marriage Act nears a vote.
Sidewalk chalkings containing antisemitic words written across campus on first day of classes
In August, Chancellor Mnookin released a statement responding to COVID policy demands.
By the end of freshman year, most college students could tell you their favorite class or name some friends from the dorm, but not all could tell you the song they helped produce with Kanye West’s team or the time they got to hang with Snakehips backstage after making a piece of art for them.
Although the Urban Design Commission has not yet approved the developer’s proposal, businesses have already relocated to other State Street locations.
Implementing an automatic admissions policy may increase access to higher education and remove the barriers minority students face throughout the college process.
The UW System Board of Regents voted to extend the tuition freeze to in-state undergraduates for the 2022-23 academic year
With secretary of state elections taking center stage thanks to former President Donald Trump’s unfounded claims of voter fraud during the 2020 elections, the once-sleepy state race is hotly contested this fall.
Hundreds of UW Health nurses voted to go on strike unless the health system recognizes the union and engages in dialogue.
Tim Michels won the Republican gubernatorial primary, Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes secured the Democratic Senate nomination and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos barely avoided embarrassment in Tuesday’s statewide primary.
Former Pres. Trump spoke for almost two hours in Waukesha Friday evening ahead of Tuesday's primary election, offering support for Michels and other candidates in key Wisconsin races.
Bucks executive Alex Lasry, Wisconsin Treasurer Sarah Godlewski and Outagamie County Executive Tom Nelson all endorsed Barnes in the Senate primary after suspending their campaigns last week.
City leaders and Republicans praised the decision as a boon to Milwaukee businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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