Opinion Editors Sam Jones and Anupras Mohapatra discuss the essence of playlists during a time of distance, putting our connections to the test.
While it may be difficult to be overly positive right now, we can only hope that in sharing experiences and resources with one another, we can initiate a larger conversation surrounding work culture.
In the midst of an unprecedented pandemic that will likely leave a mark on humanity for eternity, it has become apparent that mere discussions about misinformation cannot suffice. We, as consumers of media, need to take action.
The most privileged in our society are now being forced to face the reality that they aren't actually invincible, that there are some glaring gaps in services and support, and we can only hope that this leads to a revolution of sorts.
Heteronormativity is everywhere on this campus — but we can change that. While many UW students may have never engaged in open dialogue about the trans/GNC experience, this is no excuse for continued ignorance.
Fitz and The Tantrums take the stage at the Sylvee, attracting old and fans alike and reminding us that music genres have no boundaries.
Patriotism is an understanding that a perfect country really does not exist. Such an understanding promotes critical discourse, but also ensures in the failure of fear mongering. This is not a dismissal of threats but an understanding that paranoia can be destructive, often serving as yet another reason for justification of hate crimes on people that do not fit the existing, flawed mold.
Elizabeth Warren tries to appeal to voters by presenting her salamander knowledge. "This is a Fire Salamander," she says.
We should continue the great work Badgers past and present have done for our prized Dairy State, and push it a step further. We should flock to the polls, pay attention to what is happening city-wide, and if we decide to leave to go on to other cities and states, leave behind a legacy worth being proud of that isn’t a resume or GPA.
Mac Miller's posthumous album "Circles" serves as a nostalgic reminder of Millers ability to tell an honest story and speak directly to his fans, while bending genres and creating a unique sound.
Under the ruling, Gov. Tony Evers will not be able to extend the public health emergency and mask mandate.
While social media is a necessary tool in our hyper-connected lives on the internet, it is kryptonite to the critical thinking and fact checking aspects of our consumption.
Michael Fitzpatrick, lead singer of The Fitz and the Tantrums, brings a fun time to The Sylvee on Saturday night.
While the loss of the sports icon was tragic, successful men are never exempt from wrongdoing.
Elena Hight performs a half-sung, half-spoken word ode to their late uncle for the audience at Upstage Stigma.
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