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Republican lawmakers see potential state regulations for data centers differently. While a bill regulating energy use fast-tracked the Assembly and now faces the Senate, a new GOP-led Senate bill would ban local governments from signing nondisclosure agreements approving data centers in their municipalities.
Political science professors Jon Pevehouse and finance professor Scott Baker analyzed the potential impact of President Donald Trump’s tariff policies and the subsequent U.S. Supreme Court ruling which blocked them, at a Wisconsin Union Directorate Society and Politics Committee event Monday.
The three finalists for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s second-highest academic position — the provost — presented their visions for the role and the future of campus to an audience of faculty, staff and students alike last week.
A newly published sociology study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison found white disadvantaged neighborhoods shifted right politically, while advantaged neighborhoods shifted left in the past few decades.
A bill to establish Wisconsin’s first regulated hunting season for sandhill cranes has reignited a long-running debate over how to manage one of the state’s most visible bird species.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill Feb. 6 to restore collective bargaining rights for University of Wisconsin Health employees eliminated by Wisconsin Act 10.
The Madison Public Library received $20,000 from Carnegie Corporation of New York as part of an effort refunding the 1,280 Carnegie libraries nationwide.
Two Republican-backed constitutional amendments, including one that would prohibit any government entity like the University of Wisconsin System from having diversity, equity and inclusion policies, will appear on Wisconsin’s Nov. 3 ballot.
Dozens of friends, supporters and members of the Madison community packed into a private event space above local restaurant Señor Machetes to fundraise for the family of owner Noel Quintana Friday evening.
Dozens of University of Wisconsin-Madison students, faculty and alumni marched from Library Mall up Bascom Hill Friday to demand stronger protections for immigrants and international students on campus.
In her final appearance before the Board of Regents on Thursday, outgoing University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin delivered a reflective defense of public higher education, urging leaders to hold fast to core values while navigating an era of "profound uncertainty."
Republican lawmakers are advancing a bill to restore the ACT requirement as the "predominant" factor in admission to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
With a cigarette gingerly perched between his lips, Gabe Diazmontes, a University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore, takes a long, hearty drag. “Y’know, I always wanted to be able to smoke like Matthew McConaughey in True Detective,” he said. “Now I finally can.” It’s his third cigarette this week.
Democratic lawmakers proposed an amendment to enshrine Wisconsinites’ right to privacy in the state’s constitution on Jan. 28, saying the measure would ensure abortion and data privacy rights and protect against unlawful conduct from federal agents.
Tensions rose in discussion over a bipartisan bill that would require state agencies, including the University of Wisconsin System, to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism for any “law, ordinance or policy” when evaluating possible discriminatory intent at a Jan. 28 public hearing.
A Republican-led bill aimed at eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in higher education programs will reach a halt after garnering opposition from Gov. Tony Evers.
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Republican lawmakers introduced legislation on Jan. 23 which would allow minors 16 years of age and older to operate pizza-dough rollers while on the clock.
When Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin took over at the University of Wisconsin-Madison four years ago, she entered an unwinnable situation.
Local activist groups and faculty members are calling out the University of Wisconsin Police Department and technology company Flock Safety over eight security cameras they say bring privacy and security concerns to campus.
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