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Hours after being officially declared as governor, Tony Evers signed his first executive order requiring state agencies to develop and implement policies preventing discrimination against members of the LGBTQ+ community.
The Madison Police Department has been unable to find an armed woman who was reported at the 1700 block of Monroe Street Monday afternoon.
Gov. Tony Evers took his oath of office to become the 46th governor of Wisconsin, surrounded by hundreds of Wisconsinites and lawmakers who gathered at the state Capitol Monday.
Attorneys for the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation recently appealed a court ruling that said the organization owed Washington University $32 million.
The Taco Bell on State Street will soon be serving alcohol after a Dane County judge ruled in favor of the restaurant in their lawsuit against the city over a rejected liquor license.
In the midst of an ongoing bankruptcy case, the UW System Board of Regents reached a settlement agreement with the UW-Oshkosh Foundation.
“Paying anyone $161,480 with full state benefits to do almost nothing for eight months is a taxpayer-funded scam,” stated Senator Steve Nass, R-Whitewater, in the hours following the announcement of Chancellor Beverly Kopper’s exit agreement in lieu of her resignation. “This is an insult to the students, faculty and taxpayers can’t be allowed to stand.”
The UW System named Cheryl Green — an experienced leader in higher education and student affairs — UW-Whitewater’s interim chancellor following Chancellor Beverly Kopper’s resignation Monday.
The welcoming of system-wide restructuring this past summer meant saying goodbye to nearly a quarter of UW-Extension employees, resulting in the largest turnover rate since 2011.
Under pressure from the public, UW- Whitewater Chancellor Beverly Kopper resigned at her post amid investigation of her husband's sexual harassment of female employees.
Following five years of service to UW-Madison, Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Sarah Mangelsdorf is leaving to fulfill her dreams as president at the University of Rochester.
Outgoing Gov. Scott Walker signed lame-duck session legislation to limit his successor’s power merely 24 days before leaving office.
UW-Madison Police Department arrested Samuel F. Spencer, a suspect connected to a string of thefts that occurred on UW-Madison’s campus in recent months.
To alleviate dining and housing concerns, the Associate Students of Madison hosted a town hall to allow leading faculty and students to discuss the meal plan and residence hall renovations Wednesday.
In the wake of several last minute reforms from state Republicans, Democrat Tony Evers will likely not inherit the full authority enjoyed by Gov. Scott Walker during his time in office, despite defeating the two-term incumbent last month.
Madison’s city council will have several fresh faces in its chambers come April, as at least eight of its members will not run for re-election.
For the last 25 years, the Center for Educational Opportunity has served the UW-Madison community. This Friday, an event will be held to honor the accomplishments of the program and its students.
International students, many of whom made journeys halfway across the globe, have been enrolling and teaching in high numbers at universities across the nation.
The Faculty Senate voted to reject a new proposal aimed at extensive and expedited reviews of majors in the UW System Monday in an effort to send a message to system officials.
In an extraordinary lame duck session that began late Tuesday evening and lasted well into Wednesday morning, state Republicans have stripped Gov.-elect Tony Evers and other state Democrats of some powers in a final move to protect existing conservative reforms.