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No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey swept the Bemidji State Beavers, winning 10-3 on Saturday and 6-1 on Sunday in their first series back at La Bahn Arena since the new year. During senior week, where Wisconsin honored nine seniors, including Olympians Kirsten Simms, Laila Edwards and Caroline Harvey, the Badgers dominated.
An assistant professor in the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences wants to improve sheep’s quality of life.
The Madison Common Council approved nearly $14 million for the Affordable Housing Fund in December to build 422 rental housing units for lower-income residents.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison reported nine hazing violations connected to Greek life between 2021 to 2025 after a new federal law required universities and colleges to publicly report hazing incidents.
As students filed out of the last Media and Politics lecture of the fall semester, one gray-haired student moved against the flow to the front of the classroom. University of Wisconsin-Madison senior auditor Gary Achterberg always makes an effort to send a note or thank the professors for the courses he takes.
Once upon a time, there was a collective belief in empathy in the United States. Compassion was a virtue and a widely accepted one at that. If someone was in danger, you helped them, or at least felt bad for them. Many people would have stepped in if they saw wrongdoing because harm demanded a response. That instinct — to intervene, protect and care — has always been treated as a social good, a marker of shared humanity.
Snow Scholars, a startup launched in 2022 by University of Wisconsin-Madison alum Jake Piekarski, aims to help students pay for college by employing them to shovel snow during the winter season.
As the winter weather continues, the University of Wisconsin-Madison welcomes both returning and new students to the spring semester in frigid fashion.
“Holy shit, it’s real,” Laila Edwards thought in the early afternoon of New Year’s Eve.
The new year rings in all kinds of hopes and dreams for students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. But sticking to those lofty goals can prove to be a harder challenge, especially when temperatures drop below freezing. So what makes a goal stick or slip?
As the new year begins and the frigid Wisconsin weather continues, it is important for college students to avoid falling into seasonal depression. Although lounging with a fluffy, weighted blanket on your couch and watching “Heated Rivalry” may seem like one of the only ways to get through the winter, the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus offers plenty of fun activities — not only while the weather is warm, but even during the coldest winter months.
DEFOREST, Wis – A proposed data center in Dane County is facing waves of backlash from local residents after a local activist organization uncovered emails between leaders of QTS Data Center and the village president.
The Wisconsin Badgers won their third straight game on Tuesday night, beating the Minnesota Golden Gophers 78-75 off a last second 3-pointer from junior guard John Blackwell.
Lake Mendota officially froze over New Year’s Day, a later date than usual, which researchers attribute to fluctuating temperatures and high winds in December.
After more than a month off, the No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers women’s hockey team began the second half of their season with mixed results in a two game series at No. 8 Minnesota Duluth, tying 1-1 on Friday before defeating the Bulldogs 5-1 on Saturday.
Following Wisconsin’s disastrous 34-0 loss to Ohio State on Oct. 18, pessimistic discourse surrounding the team reached a fever pitch.
No. 2 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey have started the season with a strong 15-3-2 record — a far cry from last year's 7-10-1, which left the Badgers unranked in the USCHO polls.
The Badgers came away with an incredible upset over the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines, winning 91-88 Saturday in a hard fought game in Ann Arbor. Taking down the undefeated Wolverines took a team effort, including breakout games from bench guard Braedon Carrington and freshman forward Aleksas Bielauskas, two first-year Badgers.
In one of the most unexpected outcomes of the season, John Blackwell, Nick Boyd and Aleksas Bieliauskas helped Wisconsin take down the previously undefeated No. 2 Michigan Wolverines 91-88 in Ann Arbor on Saturday afternoon.
With the No. 5 Purdue Boilermakers paying a visit to the Kohl Center last Saturday night, Wisconsin had a chance to close the gap between them and the top of the Big Ten. Unfortunately for the Badgers, the skill discrepancy between their squad and the No. 5 Boilermakers was far too much, as Wisconsin lost 89-73, dropping to 9-5 (1-2 Big Ten) on the year.
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