The ultimate guide to Madison’s “Halloweekend”
Halloween is always a lively time of year in Madison, and this year is no different. We’ve compiled the best activities happening around Madison, from movies to bar crawls.
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Halloween is always a lively time of year in Madison, and this year is no different. We’ve compiled the best activities happening around Madison, from movies to bar crawls.
University Health Services (UHS) will expand their Survivor Services staff and resources in order to meet the growing needs of survivors in the University of Wisconsin-Madison community.
The U.S. Department of Education officially launched their student loan forgiveness application on Monday, which allows undergraduates and graduates who have taken out federal loans in the past to be eligible for debt relief.
Explicit photos and video of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 2021 volleyball team were leaked online this week. The photos and video were taken right after the team won the 2021 Big 10 championship in November.
A wrongful death lawsuit was filed Tuesday against Democratic Senate Minority Leader Janet Bewley (D-Mason) following her involvement in a July fatal car accident that killed a five-year-old girl and her mother. Bewley was not injured in the accident.
Assisted living facility Cedarhurst of Madison notified residents they must find new homes by Dec. 10, when the facility will stop accepting Medicaid payments.
The Outreach Team, a consulting firm for campaigns, falsely registered University of Wisconsin-Madison students to vote by using Wiscards as proof of residence, according to the City Clerk’s office.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus last Tuesday, calling on students to vote for Democrats in the upcoming midterm elections.
To commemorate the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center’s 30 years of providing support and advocating for inclusivity in the University of Wisconsin-Madison community. Students and faculty members of all sexual orientations and gender identities gathered on Tuesday, Oct 11, in the Pyle Center to remark on the center’s longstanding legacy.
The Mendota Mental Health Institute's historic Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT), the world’s first community-based treatment model for severe and chronic mental health conditions, turned 50 years old this month.
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse College Republicans president Megan Pauley resigned last week after photos of chalkings made by members of the group were posted on social media. The post has since been deleted, as well as the post announcing the resignation.
Dr. Kenneth Sembach’s infatuation with space began when he was a graduate student studying astronomy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He was a Hubble Fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and eventually ascended to the role of director of the Space Telescope Science Institute (STSci) in 2015.
Democratic incumbent Gov. Tony Evers and Republican challenger Tim Michels made their case to Wisconsinites Friday night in the first and only debate of Wisconsin’s 2022 gubernatorial race.
Right-wing political commentator Matt Walsh will speak at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Oct. 24 about his documentary “What is a Woman?” (2022), which critiques progressive viewpoints on gender and gender identity.
Democratic Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes and incumbent Republican Sen. Ron Johnson went head to head Thursday night at Marquette University in the second and final debate of Wisconsin’s U.S. Senate race.
The Associated Students of Madison Nominations Board Chair Steven Shi resigned at the student council’s biweekly meeting on Oct. 12.
Wisconsin loves nail-biter elections. Each of the last two winning presidential candidates carried the state by less than 1%, and the last gubernatorial election in 2018 was decided by a razor-thin 30,000 votes.
Six candidates have thrown their hats in the ring to be Madison’s next District 17 alder, filling the remainder of former Ald. Gary Halverson’s term. He resigned in late September.
Decreased numbers of healthcare workers following the pandemic led UnityPoint Health-Meriter and the University of Wisconsin health system to make changes and updates in hopes of recruiting more employees.
Two-term incumbent Sen. Ron Johnson and Democratic Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes of Wisconsin are in a close race for U.S. Senate with less than a month to go until the election.