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The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse hosted three finalists vying to become the school’s new chancellor during forums this week, more than three months after the previous chancellor was fired. Over three days, the finalists each had their own hour-long Q&A session.
Lawmakers on the Wisconsin Legislature's budget-writing committee voted to release $32 million to University of Wisconsin System Thursday as part of a previous deal to restructure diversity positions in exchange for pay raises and building projects.
How is trying to figure out a healthy, realistic daily routine more stressful than the routine itself?
A recent amendment to an agreement between Republican state lawmakers and the University of Wisconsin System could allow the construction of the new Camp Randall Sports Center to overlap with the boundaries of the Camp Randall Memorial Park.
Gazan writer Yahya Ashour held a poetry reading and Q&A Thursday with the UW-Madison Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP).
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents on Thursday authorized a reconstruction project for the Camp Randall Sports Center — colloquially known as “the Shell” — that would turn the former workout facility into an indoor football training center.
The Madison Overture Center is hosting Chinese classical dance group Shen Yun this weekend, whose expressive, colorful performances are earmarked by a tagline of 'China Before Communism.'
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) will hold its Lily's Classic hockey tournament and fundraiser as normal on Feb. 17 behind the SAE house on Lake Mendota’s ice despite recent warm winter temperatures, according to a member of the fraternity.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed Friday to hear Gov. Tony Evers' lawsuit arguing the Republican-controlled Legislature’s block of conservation projects violates the Wisconsin Constitution.
Two Wisconsin Republicans circulated a proposal late Wednesday that would require state agencies to use artificial intelligence tools to reduce workforce needs.
Despite being one of the top public research universities in the country, the University of Wisconsin-Madison does not offer paid family and medical leave to all employees.
Anti-war and pro-Palestine demonstrators gathered at the Wisconsin State Capitol on Friday to demand lawmakers oppose an upcoming federal bill that would provide over $14 billion for Israel’s military to use in Gaza.
Gov. Tony Evers gave his sixth State of the State address Tuesday night, declaring 2024 the “Year of the Worker,” highlighting workforce struggles, environmental threats and reproductive action.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin joined state Democratic leaders at a roundtable event Sunday evening to discuss abortion rights and reproductive health care ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Lawmakers held a hearing on a Republican-led bill to approve a 14-week abortion ban through a binding statewide referendum Monday, drawing criticism from Democrats and anti-abortion groups.
Gov. Tony Evers was clear in his support for a bipartisan proposal to allow those enrolled in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in Wisconsin to pay in-state tuition costs at University of Wisconsin System schools.
Legislative attorneys told the Wisconsin Legislative Black Caucus that a closed Board of Regents meeting Tuesday may have been illegal ahead of a second meeting on the UW System funding deal.
Two people disturbed Hanukkah celebrations at UW Hillel on Dec. 8, shouting political slogans and obscenities, according to a UW Hillel Instagram statement.
Wisconsin Assembly Democrats released statements Thursday opposing any Republican efforts to “trade” diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) positions for pay raises and building project approvals in response to reports top Republicans are nearing a deal with the UW System.
The Republican-controlled Legislature denied funding for the University of Wisconsin-Madison engineering building project, which has remained the school’s top budget priority for years. As tensions rise with the Legislature, the future of the College of Engineering building is unknown.
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