Tuesday’s announcement nearly triples Evers’ original $12 million investment in emergency medical service providers scrambling to recover from the pandemic.
Nathan’s years of research on learning sciences has taught him effective teaching and study techniques.
“The will of the people is the law of the land,” Gov. Tony Evers said Wednesday as he announced his newest plan to overturn Wisconsin’s 1849 abortion ban.
Companies across disciplines set up booths at the Gordon Dining & Event Center this Tuesday, seeking interns and new hires.
Construction continues for the new Bakke Recreation and Wellbeing Center.
University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers will use high-tech mouthguards to collect concussion data from the Badger football team.
“Both Illinois and Minnesota, we found, have a net positive attraction of higher educated residents. Wisconsin is one of the states that's contributing to their benefit.”
While tear gas and similar weapons are still allowed, the Madison Common Council voted to require that police file a report the next time they utilize these weapons.
Enjoy the changing leaves and the last moments of beautiful weather with a road trip to one of these stunning Wisconsin state parks.
Dr. Thomas Zdeblick stepped down after 22 years of service as chair of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s department of orthopedics.
Both Gov. Tony Evers and a UW-Madison professor say suspending parole reviews is currently illegal in Wisconsin.
A Waunakee teen was arrested in connection to multiple assault reports.
The new bill mandates an independent sexual assault prevention advocate at any higher education institute receiving federal funding.
Starting his career after graduating from UW-Madison, Brown has worked on numerous projects with the UW System for over 40 years
Democrats look for more time to foster bipartisan support for federal bill to codify same-sex and interracial marriage
Both the Senate and governor’s races are within a 3-point margin as Wisconsin’s Nov. 8 elections draw near.
Juliana Bennett has introduced an ordinance change to ban the use of indiscriminate weapons for the purposes of crowd control.
This year’s flag ceremony served as another step to rid ignorance and embrace educational awareness about the history of the Ho-Chunk Nation and the other Wisconsin First Nations.
While March’s name will not return to the top of the Play Circle Theater, with deeper research, his name and legacy at the university could be found elsewhere.
The parties plan on collaborating to address challenges UW Health nurses face while promoting quality patient care and retention of nurses at the hospital.
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