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(06/04/17 1:19am)
In a controversial decision that sparked national protests, President Donald Trump officially withdrew the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accord Wednesday. The decision comes months after working to dismantle multiple Obama administration climate change efforts including the Clean Power Plan and other EPA regulations on coal and oil.
(04/03/17 3:19am)
The sound of drum beats filled parts of the Alliant Energy Center as dancers in traditional native regalia performed at the 48th On Wisconsin Annual Spring Powwow.
(04/03/17 12:48pm)
Several UW-Madison student organizations are looking to raise awareness of sexual violence throughout April, national Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
(03/29/17 2:47am)
The goals of the Environmental Protection Agency—to protect human and environmental health by passing regulatory legislation through U.S. Congress—have been jeopardized with the latest executive order signed by President Donald Trump.
(03/16/17 2:19am)
An idea conceived by four UW-Madison students in the fall of 2012 is coming to fruition with the remodel of Witte Residence Hall.
(02/17/17 4:20am)
Members of the LGBT community in the U.S. are two times more likely than the rest of the population to be incarcerated and are disproportionately targeted during each stage of the criminal legal system, according to LGBT Books to Prisoners.
(02/13/17 12:10pm)
Carter Kofman was 19 years old when he had to put his education at UW-Madison on hold to get sober. After going into recovery in 2014, he returned to campus in the spring, aware living alone could be tough in a college environment.Determined to stay on track, Kofman joined Live Free, a wellness and recovery student organization, where he met fellow sober students and learned about recovery housing options near campus. “I latched on to people in a similar situation as me and we grew with the organization,” said Kofman. “That can help students feel like they have a community, that’s what I’ve found.”
(01/25/17 4:05pm)
Local businesses and start-ups in the Madison area are turning toward a UW-Madison student organization for help with developing professional skills.
(01/19/17 2:00pm)
In an attempt to continue ongoing efforts to raise awareness of sexual assault, a student-activist group ran a second pilot Snapchat filter during the Michigan vs. Wisconsin men’s basketball game at the Kohl Center Tuesday night.
(01/18/17 2:27pm)
The UW-Madison School of Human Ecology has created two workshop-oriented courses to help undergraduate students prepare to handle finances during and after college.Each course can be taken for one semester and students will receive one graduation credit upon completion. Both classes are set up in a peer-facilitated teaching model where peer educators use a hands-on approach to give students a better understanding of finance. The courses include Consumer Science 111 and 321. CS 111 is recommended for freshmen and sophomore students and teaches topics that cover how to manage a budget plan. CS 321 discusses topics such as auto insurance and 401ks and is geared towards upperclassmen. UW-Madison senior Alaina Legler is a retail major in SoHE and section leader for the program. Her involvement started after taking the first CS 111, offered in the fall of 2014. She explained that peer educators are not limited to personal finance majors. Educators can be students who have taken a personal finance course or who simply want to get leadership and teaching experience.
(12/02/16 4:32am)
UW-Madison student organization Sex Out Loud led a discussion at the Memorial Union Council Room to raise awareness on HIV/AIDS during World AIDS Day Thursday.
(11/29/16 3:21am)
The Muslim Student Association aims to educate UW-Madison about Islamic culture during Islam Appreciation Week over the next several days.
(11/16/16 3:40am)
Local protesters joined two national organizations in a boycott of Wendy’s State Street location for the fast food restaurant’s alleged unwillingness to improve the wages and working conditions of U.S. tomato farmworkers.
(11/08/16 2:00pm)
Students experienced African culture with authentic food at the annual "Taste of Africa" event hosted by the African Students Association of Madison Monday.
(11/07/16 3:46am)
Comedy Central’s Anders Holm visited his alma mater Saturday to answer questions for students about his time at UW-Madison and the success he has had since graduating in 2003.
(11/01/16 2:02am)
What started as a prank from a satirical political group, the Pail and Shovel Party Student Government, in the fall of 1979 has turned into an annual philanthropy event for UW-Madison.
(10/27/16 11:07pm)
A group of student activists collaborated to create a Snapchat filter that reminds students to get consent before sex and raise awareness about the sexual assault climate on campus.
(10/21/16 11:54pm)
Former Dean of the UW-Madison College of Engineering, Paul Peercy, passed away Thursday at age 75.
(10/14/16 3:09am)
Students decided what makes a romantic relationship healthy by interacting with one another at a workshop Thursday.
(10/07/16 6:13pm)
The Associate Students of Madison Student Council passed legislation Wednesday to recognize the second Monday of each October as Indigenous Peoples Day throughout campus.Although UW-Madison does not formally recognize Columbus Day as a holiday, the resolution called on the Faculty Senate and Chancellor Rebecca Blank to officially name the date Indigenous Peoples Day to acknowledge the Native American community on campus and throughout Dane County.UW-Madison is located on sacred Ho Chunk land. It holds Historic Native American sites, including one of the oldest trees in Dane County on Observatory Hill. Five effigy burial mounds also sit on the hill. Also, Camp Randall held U.S troops who forced indigenous people west of the Mississippi River during Abraham Lincoln’s presidency.By formally recognizing Indigenous Peoples Day over Christopher Columbus Day, ASM said they believe UW-Madison can better celebrate Native American heritage, especially for students who feel Columbus was an oppressive leader during early colonization in the U.S.