Research conducted by the Wisconsin Division of American Civil Liberties Union shed light on incarcerated Wisconsinites’ voting rights barriers.
The ruling throws uncertainty on 43 million federal borrowers eligible for up to $20,000 in debt relief.
Current students who filed taxes independently of their parents in 2021 and made less than $150,000 may qualify for up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness.
University Health Services’ Survivor Services tripled in size to address growing demand for more student survivor resources.
According to an Ashland Police Department crash report, Bewley was distracted with her “hands-free mobile phone” during the crash.
Cedarhurst of Madison is cutting its ties with My Choice, an organization that offers services to Medicaid-eligible residents.
The Outreach Team registered students to vote using Wiscards as proof of residence, an invalid form of ID, but the City Clerk’s office and BadgersVote share with students other ways to vote.
Sen. Baldwin spoke to College Democrats on the importance of electing Mandela Barnes to the U.S. Senate and ensuring statewide offices remain Democratic.
Explicit photos and video of the Wisconsin volleyball team circulated online this week, prompting university response.
The Mendota Mental Health Institute’s outpatient Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) has revolutionized approaches to mental health treatment on a global scale.
Chalkings were posted on the organization’s social media and in response, the group’s leader stepped down.
Dr. Sembach directed the creation and subsequent launch of the “The Webb” Telescope, which was launched a million miles into space.
With the race a toss-up three weeks before the election, candidates presented differing visions on a range of issues from abortion, education and voter fraud on Friday.
An ASM grant helps Wisconsin Young Americans for Freedom bring Walsh to campus, and UW Gender and Sexuality Campus Center will host a day-long transgender community day in response.
Johnson and Barnes disagreed on a range of issues, including crime, law enforcement and foreign policy, in their last debate before the Nov. 8 midterm elections.
A group of students expressed concern for possible misconduct taking place on the Associated Students of Madison’s Nomination Board.
“The way the map breaks down and the fact that there's even a chance for a Republican two-thirds supermajority in a 50/50 split state just goes to show you how absurd these maps are,” Shafer added.
Candidates spoke with the Cardinal on their motivations for running and their priorities if appointed.
A decreased number of healthcare workers prompted UnityPoint Health-Meriter and UW Health to take action.
The two-term Republican incumbent has a slight edge less than a month out from Election Day.
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