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The University of Wisconsin-Madison plans to create a new administrative unit to collaborate with the business community amid campus-wide budget cuts, led by a new Associate Vice Chancellor for Entrepreneurship who will drive business growth at the university “beyond patents.”
With a glittering lake at your doorstep, live music humming in the distance and the endless buzz of bars, coffee shops and restaurants to explore, the city of Madison is alive with summer. Yet, sometimes, it all feels just out of reach.
Nearly 90,000 of the current 700,000 Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients in Wisconsin could lose their benefits, as President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act creates more demographic and work eligibility requirements for the program.
New federal loan restrictions passed as part of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act are expected to reshape how thousands of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison pay for their education, potentially increasing reliance on private loans and reducing access for low-income families.
To all the new Badgers just arriving on campus — welcome not just to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, but to the City of Madison! I’m MGR Govindarajan, and I have the unique privilege of serving as your representative on the Madison City Council.
For every freshman, college is a big change. At a school as big as the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the challenge can seem especially daunting. As someone who moved to Madison from out of state, I had no idea what to expect. I didn’t know anyone, and I had a lot of anxiety.
A sudden shift from the comfort and familiarity of home to living in a shoebox-sized room with someone you probably haven’t met before is a daunting experience. What’s supposed to be the best years of your life might not feel great right off the bat, but creating a homey environment in your dorm will put you on the right track. Here’s a few things you can do to change your dorm experience from surviving to thriving — from product hacks to tips for making unforgettable friendships.
One month ago, the NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile released their survey telescope's first images of vibrant new galaxies, asteroids and other astronomical phenomena. UW-Madison associate professor Keith Bechtol, lead scientist of the observatory's systems engineering team, said the images, first released on June 22, create the most extensive map of the universe to date, kickstarting new scientific discoveries in the field of cosmic observation.
Emergencies can strike at any moment, and knowing how to respond can mean the difference between life and death. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification provides individuals with vital training to address such urgencies effectively. Keep reading to discover more about the fundamental techniques and knowledge BLS training imparts.
In our fast-moving digital age, the power of visual storytelling has become a critical component for brand success. Promotional video marketing offers a dynamic way to communicate your brand's values, products, and services to a wide audience. Videos are inherently engaging, often conveying messages more effectively than text or static images alone. Understanding how to harness this medium can significantly elevate your brand's visibility and connectivity with potential customers. Keep reading to discover how to make promotional video marketing work for your brand.
Warning: This article contains spoilers for “28 Years Later”
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents unanimously voted to raise undergraduate tuition by 4% for the 2025-26 academic year, with an optional 1% increase for individual campuses in Thursday's regents meeting.
Following the 2025 draft, Wisconsin men’s basketball star John Tonje, alongside former teammate Steven Crowl, joined an elite group of Badger alumni who have reached the heights of the NBA.
For healthcare professionals in the field of audiology, the quality of the equipment they use is paramount. Not only does it affect the accuracy of hearing assessments and the efficacy of treatment plans, but it also impacts patient satisfaction and trust in hearing care services. Securing top-quality audiology devices begins with choosing the right supplier; one that offers superior products, reliable support, and cost-effective solutions. In this article, we explore the key factors to consider when selecting an audiologist equipment provider to ensure the best outcomes for both practitioners and patients. Below, we delve into the nuances of the decision-making process and offer guidance to help you make an informed choice.
Gov. Tony Evers and Republican legislative leaders reached an agreement Tuesday to a $256 million increase for the University of Wisconsin System — the largest funding increase in about two decades.
In today's fast-paced industrial world, the demand for efficient and safe gas solutions is more critical than ever. Micro-bulk gas systems have emerged as an innovative solution to meet this demand, offering a host of advantages over traditional gas delivery methods. They are changing the way industries utilize gases by providing enhanced safety, cost savings, and continuous supply with minimal environmental impact. Below, we’ll explore how these systems work and the benefits they provide to various industries.
Around 15,000 protesters gathered in downtown Madison Saturday for the “Kick Out the Clowns” and “No Kings” protests, opposing the Trump Administration and recent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) raids across the country.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Emeritus James Dahlberg received the Bayh-Dole Coalition’s American Innovator Award for his work turning university research into a Human Papillomavirus (HPV) screening device used by over 19 million people.
Over 700,000 Wisconsinites will once again face consequences for missed federal student loan payments after five years without mandatory collections ended May 5, leaving some borrowers feeling uncertain.
The Republican-controlled legislature cut two financial aid proposals for University of Wisconsin System students along with over 600 other items from Gov. Tony Evers’ 2025-27 Capital Budget, while also passing provisions approving statewide infrastructure projects.
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