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Former Chairman and CEO of NBC News Andy Lack joined Katy Culver, director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication, to discuss journalism’s role as the “Fourth Estate” in pluralistic societies Thursday — the first event of the university’s Wisconsin Exchange initiative.
Gov. Tony Evers announced funding for a University of Wisconsin-Madison Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics siting study and an Ignite Wisconsin fusion entrepreneurship grant at his State of the State address on Feb. 17.
When University of Wisconsin-Madison juniors Amelia Wozniak and Kaleb Roessler worked for a moving company last spring, they were shocked by the amount of housing items that were thrown away in good condition. That observation led them to create Badger Reclaim, an organization dedicated to helping other UW-Madison students by recycling and distributing gently used items to those in need.
Through heartbreaking lyrics and raw emotions, Sadie Jean, 23, gained massive popularity in 2021 with her debut single “WYD Now?”
Bombarded with calls from college students waiting to get their hands on the viral fidget, local eclectic shop Little Luxuries is trying to supply enough NeeDohs to support the growing demand in Madison.
Tucked away on a quiet road on Madison’s east side, Garver Feed Mill, once host to a sugar processing plant, now acts as a venue to all things Madison. On any given day, the former factory holds everything from Ian's Pizza to coffee shops and art studios. But every Saturday from Jan. 3 to April 4, it’s also home to one of Madison’s most well-known traditions: the farmer’s market.
The Washington Huskies stood no match for the Wisconsin Badgers’ shooting on Saturday afternoon in Seattle, as Braedon Carrington’s record-breaking performance helped the Badgers overwhelm the Huskies 90-73 in Seattle.
Wisconsin will become the 49th state to extend postpartum Medicaid after the Assembly passed the bill on Feb. 26.
After sweeping St. Cloud State with a 9-2 victory on Feb. 21 and 4-2 win on Feb. 22, Wisconsin clinched their 11th WCHA regular season championship, tying Minnesota for the most all-time.
The Blk Pwr Coalition and non-profit organization Leaders Igniting Transformation reflected on the Black Panther Party’s historical activism and current political challenges at an event Wednesday at the Multicultural Student Center.
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.
Wisconsin fell 85-71 to Oregon on Wednesday, starting their two-game Pacific Northwest road trip with a loss to a Ducks team that has just three Big Ten wins.
BadgerEMS gained formal support from the Associated Students of Madison last fall for their proposed student-run emergency medical services program.
Wisconsin suffered their eighth consecutive loss Sunday, falling to the No. 2 UCLA Bruins 80-60 just days after losing to the USC Trojans 66-59 on Feb. 19 in a late season West Coast road trip.
The Wisconsin Badgers overwhelmed the Iowa Hawkeyes 84-71 at the Kohl Center Sunday afternoon, as Nick Boyd led the Badgers with 27 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill on Feb. 17 that would repeal limitations on how local governments can regulate landlords.
After a nine-month search to replace the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s second-highest academic official, three finalists — Anna Stenport, John Zumbrunnen and Charles Martinez Jr. — are presenting their visions for the future of campus this week.
In the early ‘90s, the University of Wisconsin cut a variety of varsity sports, including both men’s and women’s gymnastics. To make up for it, the Wisconsin Gymnastics Club formed in 2002. This year, the club boasts 100 members on their roster.
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.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s sustainability-focused hiring and research initiative will have a new home at the Wisconsin Energy Institute led by professor of plant and agroecosystem sciences Chris Kucharik.
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