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Jill Underly, Wisconsin’s state superintendent, recently unveiled a budget proposal that could make a significant difference for public education in Wisconsin.
Around 20 pro-Palestine supporters protested Vice President Kamala Harris’s rally at the Alliant Center Wednesday night, vowing not to vote for her in the Nov. 5 election and denouncing her stance on Israel’s war in Gaza.
As part of Cap Times Idea Fest, Wednesday’s panel addressed current community concerns about the quantity and price of housing in the Madison area.
CHICAGO — When Vice President Kamala Harris stepped out onto the Democratic National Convention stage Thursday night to accept her nomination for president, the first Black and Asian American woman to ever do so from a major party, the cheering from the packed United Center seemed like it would never end.
CHICAGO — The second night of the Democratic National Convention has wrapped up. From the ceremonial roll call to prominent Democratic Party figures making the case for Vice President Kamala Harris, here are three key takeaways from Tuesday’s programming.
As a former campus tour guide, I was often asked what made the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s campus so special. My answer? For a long time, I would tell incoming students a variety of answers: Lake Mendota, gameday culture or lakeshore in the fall.
“Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World” is a shamelessly modern and irreverent film, blending cinema history with politics in a way that is refreshing and captivating, reminding us of what movies can do.
Over the past decade, one thing has been made abundantly clear: Beyoncé dropping an album is not just a musical event. It’s a cultural event.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team has undergone a frustrating, painstaking pattern the last two seasons. Start the season strong with marquee non-conference wins, show strength early in conference play and then endure a brutal losing streak that derails their season.
Madison Midwest emo band Excuse Me, Who Are You? (EMWAY) bring a refreshing voice to alternative music with their upcoming single, “Maybe That Truck Hit Me… And This Was All a Dream,” set to release on March 8.
Elizabeth Richter Boxell was holding her daughter when she first noticed the black-clad, swastika-bearing neo-Nazis marching toward a Pride in the Park event in Watertown, Wisconsin last July.
Fashion is universally known as the gateway to the heavens of creativity. Every culture, nation and city has its own spin on what is considered “stylish.” The casual comfort Americans prioritize in fashion vastly contrasts the elegant class displayed in European outfit choices.
District 33 Dane County Supervisor Dana Pellebon officially announced her candidacy for Dane County Executive at a press conference Wednesday in the Madison Concourse Hotel.
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s well-endowed former Chancellor Joe Gow faced fire for his personal hobbies, but a deeper dive shows that our erotic educator is a lustful labellum whisked away by a unilaterally uptight university system.
Madison Ald. Regina Vidaver and Democratic state Sen. Melissa Agard are running to replace outgoing Dane County Executive Joe Parisi after he retires in May 2024.
Bartell Theaters' performance of ‘The Secretaries’ boasts a unique and hilarious critique of gender roles in the workplace.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Theatre and Drama is performing “Twelfth Night,” a musical adaptation of the Shakespeare comedy of the same name, which runs until Nov. 19.
As the Wisconsin Badgers (5-4) welcome the Northwestern Wildcats (4-5) to Camp Randall Stadium at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, they will do so at the lowest point they’ve found themselves in since the beginning of the Luke Fickell era.
The newly crowned king of horror strikes again! Mike Flanagan’s “The Fall of the House of Usher” is turning heads this Halloween season.
Hobbies are an integral part of our lives. They provide an escape from the monotony of our daily routines and allow us to explore our interests and passions deeply. The hobbies we choose can say a lot about our personalities. And what's better than choosing a hobby based on your zodiac sign? Allow astrology to guide you in finding your best fit. Let's delve deeper into this fascinating subject.
Solutions by The State News
