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In the world of science, companies and universities are continuously researching and innovating across fields. However, there is one sector that is becoming increasingly essential: computer science.
As students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison return to campus following Thanksgiving break, changing weather signals the start of their most challenging weeks of the semester.
Indie pop musician Holden Jaffe, known by his stage name Del Water Gap, made his long-awaited return to Madison on Wednesday, performing a setlist of hits from his self-titled EP and sophomore LP “I Miss You Already + I Haven’t Left Yet” at the Majestic Theatre.
Alison Mariella Désir, a renowned author, activist and avid runner, spoke as part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate’s Distinguished Lecture Series on Nov. 15 about how she is making waves in the running industry by challenging the status quo and advocating for diversity and inclusion.
Environmental activists held a rally Thursday outside the Wisconsin State Capitol building to demand Gov. Tony Evers block part of the Kohler-Andrae State Park from becoming a golf course.
The Associated Students of Madison (ASM) Sustainability Committee held a forum on Nov. 9 alongside the West Campus District Plan (WCDP) development team to seek student input for improving sustainability and equity in the 30-year plan.
When Jungkook of BTS was asked about his goals in a 15-minute behind-the-scenes documentary on his first single, “Seven,” he responded with a simple yet hefty statement.
A tenth grader sits under the harsh lights of his hour-long English class, silently trudging through an assigned copy of Macbeth. He taps his foot, eyes wandering from glossary to line to clock, whose hands seem never to move. What does he have to read this old nonsense for? He wishes the bell would release him from his misery.
Author and poet José Olivarez spoke at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Diversity Forum on Wednesday as the second keynote speaker of the two-day event.
In efforts to continue supporting workforce development in emerging tech fields, some University of Wisconsin System schools are considering launching artificial intelligence programs.
The month of November signifies everything important to a college student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison: spending weeks on the third floor of College Library studying for midterms, getting to the food trucks on State Street before they disappear for the winter and reassuring their parents they will make it home in time for Thanksgiving.
For years, my only dream was to leave Romania and start my life in the United States. The moment I saw my country for the last time through the little plane window, my eyes filled with tears.
Over the years, my alumni parents and their friends shared with me a lot of storied Badger traditions. But the State Street Halloween Party seemed particularly memorable for them — drinking, rioting and arrests.
Dinner, drinks and dancing all in one is the intention behind The Stuffed Olive, Double Tap and the Roxxy, three new businesses that will be located beneath the Oliv apartments.
Workers at Madison’s two unionized Starbucks locations held a walkout Wednesday ahead of a nationwide strike over stalled contract negotiations.
The No. 2 Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team made quick work of the Maryland Terrapins on Friday, defeating them 3-0 in a match sweep.
Newcomers are picking up where women’s hockey Badgers left last season off, helping support positions that lost critical players.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) partnered with the City of Madison’s public housing agency for an annual student housing innovation competition, the agency announced Tuesday.
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