Milwaukee area attorney Jay Rothman has been selected to be the next president of the University of Wisconsin system.
PHMDC issued a statement announcing Emergency Order #6, which will extend its indoor mask mandate to Feb. 1.
A semester peak in COVID-19 cases raises concerns regarding upcoming graduation event.
At least 5 campus buildings were evacuated yesterday due to concerns of a gas leak. UWPD has since identified a lab disposing of highly concentrated chemicals to be the source of the smell.
With only one testing site open this spring, the university will pivot to providing at-home COVID-19 tests.
In its first semester on campus, the new student organization has held monthly clothing swaps in an effort to reduce overconsumption.
On the first night of Hanukkah, individuals chalked the sidewalk outside of Hillel with messages surrounding hatred and conflict.
UW Health Trauma Center treated 80% more firearm injuries in 2020 and is projected to see a similar level in 2021.
The pandemic shined light on previous “not humane” conditions at the homeless shelter.
Here’s what we now know about the incident that brought tragedy to a community.
The resignation was announced Wednesday after the investigation of the Sept. 16 incident concluded.
Elena Haasl announced their intention not to run for the District 5 Supervisor position to focus on their personal wellbeing.
Abloh had been battling cancer privately since 2019.
The new order will be in effect until Jan. 3, 2022.
After a divisive case sparking nationwide controversy and debate, Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges, including first-degree intentional homicide and four other charges Friday.
UW-Madison a cappella groups Fundamentally Sound and Pitches and Notes are set to perform a joint showcase and perform their newest song “Creature”.
With UW-Madison’s student population growing over the decades, off-campus housing encroaches into Madison neighborhoods.
Student housing just south of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus in the College Court, Spring Street, Greenbush and Vilas neighborhoods has long been affectionately referred to as the “sophomore slums.”
Many community members are against forcing small businesses to relocate due to the Oliv Madison building proposal.
High rises and pedestrian-only areas may be the future of Madison’s downtown area.
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