Small family farms employ various strategies to overcome economic exclusion, together.
The recent move by Children’s Wisconsin shows the disparity in healthcare in Wisconsin along racial and economic lines.
Wisconsin departments that work with repayment plans championed a new Biden administration student loan forgiveness proposal while raising concerns about student scams.
Two Democratic state lawmakers spoke at a town hall Wednesday about funding for a new UW-Madison engineering building and student housing affordability.
The coalition, made up almost entirely by volunteers, actively works throughout the state to advocate for a nonpartisan redistricting process.
After the Wisconsin Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities discussed the bill in October, the Assembly floor passed the bill on Tuesday.
Rodriguez’s visit on Sunday follows a series of visits from top Wisconsin Democrats looking to invest in the battleground state for the upcoming 2024 election.
It is uncertain whether the funding will be approved by the Legislature’s budget-writing committee after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos’ repeated attempts to eliminate DEI efforts.
Party leaders discussed Democratic victories in Wisconsin, redistricting and Republican backlash to their achievements at their “Justice Defend Live” event Friday in Madison.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin of Wisconsin spoke with student leaders from the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus in a roundtable event Friday but was cut short due to protesters.
Sen. Kelda Roys and Rep. Francesca Hong announced the Reproductive Freedom Act to protect and expand reproductive rights for Wisconsinites.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos told The Daily Cardinal the state Legislature cannot consider student loan tax exemptions until Congress acts.
For more than a month, election deniers have targeted Wolfe based on false claims that the 2020 election was rigged in favor of President Joe Biden.
As the Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities discussed a new student journalist bill on Oct. 26, law experts voiced concerns about affording certain free speech rights to young students.
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) designated Wisconsin as a Regional Tech Hub in late October, a move expected to spur innovation in the state’s biotech industry.
As the Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities discussed a new student journalist bill on Oct. 26, law experts voiced concerns about affording certain free speech rights to young students.
The governor accused Republicans of an intrusion into executive powers and violating the Wisconsin Constitution.
The senator’s legislation would mandate any building funded by the state offer free menstruation products.
The U.S. Department of Education explained the new measures in a meeting with members of the press on Monday.
Sen. Ron Johnson touched on free speech topics and other issues based on student questions during his joint appearance with Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin.
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