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The University of Wisconsin-Madison achieved a Gold rating from the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS), marking a major step forward in the university’s environmental initiatives after receiving Silver rating in 2021.
The League of Women Voters Of Dane County (LWVDCO) held a public forum Tuesday to address Dane County immigration issues. Gail Bliss, a League of Women Voters for almost 20 years, moderated the event.
Faculty on the university committee discussed challenges to student wellbeing this academic year amidst executive orders and changing student involvement in a meeting at Bascom Hall Monday.
The Yahara River watershed and Dane County's other lakes create the lifeblood for farmers, residents and Wisconsinites. With increasing threats such as runoff and pollution amplified by climate change, local partners have taken steps to keep Dane County’s lakes clean, preserving the valuable resource they offer.
A federal funding cut has put the future of three popular Wisconsin STEM camps for autistic students at risk, leaving families and educators worried that a rare space for hands-on, inclusive science learning could soon disappear.
Students often struggle to find their place on campus, but it doesn’t have to be that way. The most stressful aspect of college is making friends. Even staying in-state, I found it difficult to meet my people until I started joining extracurriculars.
Many college students have one thing on their mind: saving money. Amidst the cost of rent, going out, groceries and tuition, it can be hard to find a break in your budget to spend on stylish clothes.
Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and several alders announced new housing proposals to encourage residential development at a press conference Tuesday.
Gov. Tony Evers signed bipartisan legislation in early August allowing approximately 8,000 registered nurses in Wisconsin to practice independently. Proponents of the bill say it will help address workforce shortages in health care.
The Madison area became a triathlon course Sunday for more than 2,500 athletes who participated in IRONMAN 70.3 Wisconsin and IRONMAN Wisconsin. Madison has played host to the event for 23 years.
The Wisconsin Badgers defeated the Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders 42-10 Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium, overcoming an uninspiring first half performance to improve to 2-0 on the young season.
With Wisconsin leading 3-0 in the second quarter against the Miami (OH) Redhawks, touted Maryland transfer and starting quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. left the game with a left knee injury, forcing the Badgers to turn to backup Danny O’Neil only minutes into a new season.
Healthy habits consist of goals, smart planning and self-discipline. But what’s most important is starting them early on in the semester. It’s about building a foundation in order to thrive during stressful times, especially in the beginning, when you think it’ll be easy.
City of Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway announced her 2026 Executive Capital Budget and Capital Improvement Plan Tuesday at Reindahl Park, prioritizing investments in infrastructure and affordable housing.
At the end of July, Jeff and Jackie Rood began renovating the space at 328 W. Gorham St. In just six weeks, the two University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni transformed Danny’s Pub, an Irish-style bar that had occupied the venue since 2017, into Moon Bar.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison treated students to an unusual and expensive dining hall experience this spring: whole lobsters flown in from Maine.
Switching from months of relaxation over the summer straight into heavy course loads and overwhelming numbers of due dates is stressful for anyone. Keeping track of a new schedule and planning for the weeks ahead can make adjusting to the new school year seem nearly impossible, and University of Wisconsin-Madison’s current first week setup might be to blame for this syllabus shock.
Lone star ticks, southern pests whose bites can cause a severe meat allergy called alpha-gal syndrome, are listed in a new CDC report as an ‘established population’ in Dane County.
The first week of classes at the University of Wisconsin-Madison moves really fast. New faces, new routines and, for many freshmen, a new city. While navigating lecture halls, reading through class syllabi and figuring out office hours may be top priorities for many students, the first week of classes is also about setting the tone for the rest of the school year.
Last season, Wisconsin’s men’s soccer team outscored their opponents 28-18. Their secret? Pairing freshman forward phenomena Dean Boltz with the help of the consistent and formidable attacker Trip Fleming. Boltz led the way with 10 goals and four assists on the season, and Fleming contributed five goals and three assists. Combined, the two were responsible for over half of the Badger’s goals and a third of their assists.
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