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Republican lawmakers introduced legislation that would ban transgender girls in Wisconsin K-12 schools and transgender women attending University of Wisconsin System schools and Wisconsin technical colleges from participating on teams or playing sports that reflect their gender identity.
The 97th Academy Awards took place Sunday at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. This awards show was filled with many highlights, such as an Oscar-worthy performance itself in the opening act, some bigger and smaller names receiving recognition and a lot of firsts.
As temperatures drop drastically, University of Wisconsin-Madison students bundle up in thick coats and scarves, their breath visible in the chilly air. Cloudy skies and short days leave campus feeling cold and quiet. Rarely seeing the light of day, students are left with a lack of creativity in their fashion choices and isolation from the rest of the world.
The Wisconsin Badgers softball team began its season on Feb. 7 and currently boasts a solid 8-4 record. Since last season, they have signed eight new freshmen and two transfer athletes. Who are these new faces, and what do they bring to the team?
Nellofer Khilji runs one of a growing number of catering services helping South Asian students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison find a taste of home in Madison, growing their businesses by connecting with students in a way that provides more than just convenience.
Wisconsin’s incumbent State Superintendent Jill Underly will face off against education consultant Brittany Kinser in the April 1 general election.
“Is everything okay?” Chuckie Brown-Soukaseume asked his wife, Jamie Brown-Soukaseume, over the phone back in 2023 after receiving her five missed calls. “I just got nominated for a James Beard,” Jamie Brown-Soukaseume replied.
In the intimate atmosphere of the Bartell Theatre, audience members got up close and personal with Shakespeare’s most beloved scenes for the Madison Shakespeare Company’s (MSC) “A Valentine’s Affair 2025.”
Visiting Assistant Professor (VAP) of Korean Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Grace Jung led a talk Tuesday explaining how American product placement in Korean television is a major contributor to K-dramas’ popularity in the United States.
Bob Atwell has seen a lot in his time on the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents.
Madison is losing something special. Paul’s Book Store — the quiet, unassuming gem on State Street that has served readers, students and curious wanderers for over 70 years — is closing its doors. If you’ve walked past its faded red awning a hundred times on your way to campus but never stopped to duck inside, you have one last chance.
‘Tis the season of love. Chocolate-lined shelves and heart-shaped everything certainly won’t let anyone forget it. Now more than ever, it’s easy to feel left behind if you’re not in a romantic relationship or actively dating. However, it’s important to remember that there is more to life (and love) than just romance.
The Madison Shakespeare Company (MSC) is celebrating this year’s day of love through a collection of eight of the bard's most iconic love scenes alongside the works of Thomas Middleton, John Fletcher and Thomas Dekker in “A Valentines Affair 2025,” directed by Annie Jay.
After Friday night’s 4-3 comeback against Western Michigan, the Wisconsin men’s tennis team left no doubt on Sunday with a win over Drake 4-0 at Nielsen Tennis Stadium. The Badgers took control early, sweeping three singles matches without dropping more than one set and winning the doubles point.
Actress and disability advocate Marissa Bode highlighted the importance of casting disabled actors at the University of Wisconsin-Madison 2025 Black History Month Keynote Wednesday night.
Around 400 people gathered outside the state Capitol and marched down State Street Wednesday as part of a national day of protest against President Donald Trump’s administration and the sweeping series of executive orders he’s signed since taking office last month.
When Paula Gottlieb arrived at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a philosophy professor in 1988, she set her sights on the university’s Choral Union. Having been part of choral life during her undergraduate years in England, she loves to sing but was nervous about making the cut for the Choral Union.
Drastic situations call for drastic measures.
Democratic lawmakers, parents and child care providers called for continued investments and funding for child care in Wisconsin at a press conference Tuesday.
You won’t like “Shucked” if you can’t get a little corny with it.
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