Jay Brower wins District 13 Dane County Board seat
(04/03/24 3:19am)
Incumbent Jay Brower defeated challenger Travis Austin late Tuesday evening for the District 13 Dane County Supervisor seat in a general election.
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Wisconsin voters approve Republican-led referendums on private election grants, election workers
(04/03/24 2:12am)
Wisconsin voters approved two state referendum questions Tuesday altering parts of how state elections are administered ahead of the 2024 election.
‘Dune: Part Two’ is the sequel fans have been waiting for
(04/02/24 7:00am)
Sometimes I think to myself: “Is Timothee Chalamet really talented, or do I just find him attractive?”
Will cicadas invade Wisconsin this summer? Not quite
(04/03/24 2:22pm)
Many Midwesteners are buzzing about what some call “cicada-geddon” — a biological event where the cycles of two noisy cicada broods align — that’s expected to impact parts of the United States this summer.
How to observe the April 8 solar eclipse in Madison
(04/03/24 7:00am)
This Monday, April 8, from 12:51-3:19 p.m., people in Madison will have a chance to observe a partial solar eclipse. At 2:06 p.m., the eclipse will reach a maximum depth point of about 89%, and only a narrow crescent of the sun will remain visible.
‘A crisis by design’: Students, profs, lawmakers hold town hall on declining state higher ed support in Wisconsin
(04/01/24 7:00am)
University of Wisconsin-River Falls community members held a town hall on March 25 in response to declining state support for higher education and cost-cutting measures implemented by the UW System.
Slow Food UW fights food insecurity with community
(03/21/24 1:00pm)
The smell of tostadas drifts under your nose as you watch the people around you smile. You’re eating with friends, family and people you’ve never met before. It’s nice to share a meal, easy to connect over trying something new.
Protests are intertwined with UW-Madison’s history. Some student groups say current protest policy is unreasonable
(03/22/24 8:00am)
When a University of Wisconsin Police Department officer shoved a pro-Palestinian protester to the ground a month ago and detained another, many students and student organizations took to social media to voice their outrage.
An ode to freedom (more lanes)
(03/21/24 7:00am)
Start of the day
Computer and data science school starts new fundraising project amid budget deficit for building
(03/20/24 7:00am)
The School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences (CDIS) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is currently facing a $15 million budget shortage for construction of its new building, set to open in 2025.
A Wisconsin tribal community didn’t have reliable internet, so they built it
(03/21/24 9:00am)
Located on the scenic shores of Pokegama Lake in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, Harrison’s Pub and Grill is a local favorite on warm summer days. When the sun turns to snow, visitors are certain to find a full house of snowmobilers stopped for a respite from the harsh winter weather.
Harmonizing community: How students are finding the sounds of connection
(03/21/24 11:00am)
It’s DJay Mando’s job to elevate music from background noise to the heartbeat of the night. With each beat he spins, Mando ensures people facilitate connections through music that are both harmonious and profoundly transformative.
Center for Interfaith Dialogue builds inclusive space for religious students
(03/21/24 7:00am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Interfaith Dialogue (CID) works to create a sense of belonging for students with different religious identities by providing resources and programs for faith groups on campus.
Madison Jewish organization aids displaced Ukrainians
(03/21/24 8:00am)
While the war in Ukraine may be half a world away, the Madison community’s connection to the crisis is not as small as it may appear.
How Instagram’s visual ecosystem fuels UW-Madison student advocacy
(03/22/24 11:00am)
In between St. Patty’s day party recaps and cute cat pictures on Instagram, you can also find infographics explaining the rise of fast fashion, online petitions and phone numbers of legislators to call. Many of these posts come from advocacy groups who find a home for their work on social media.
Can a signature spark change? Why activist groups use online petitions
(03/22/24 8:00am)
When Starbucks workers in Madison pushed for better working conditions and contract negotiations with their multibillion-dollar employer, University of Wisconsin-Madison student organizers looked for ways to bring the fight to campus.
UW-Madison must watch and learn to make informed statements on political disputes
(03/21/24 7:00am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is no stranger to demonstrations from political activists on campus, and that’s especially true this school year. From pro-Palestine protests to demonstrations against far-right speakers, campus has seen its fair share of political discourse.
The best is yet to come: Patience, perspective are cures to college loneliness
(03/21/24 8:00am)
When I first moved into my dorm in August 2021, I watched my mom’s minivan drive away, and I knew I was ready to begin the best four years of my life. I planned to spend my first night on campus knocking on doors, introducing myself, getting dressed up, getting lost and meeting people.
‘That’s our link’: How Badger game days build perpetual community
(03/21/24 2:55pm)
It’s Nov. 15, 2014, and Jason Symes is rolling into Camp Randall with thousands of other Badgers fans to witness a key ranked matchup between No. 20 Wisconsin and No. 14 Nebraska. His cousin is getting married this Saturday, yet he sits with his friends in the nosebleeds of the stadium, unaware of the feat he is about to witness.
New gadgets, age-old stories fuse art with tech at Chazen’s ‘Message from Our Planet’
(03/22/24 9:00am)
Art has always been a way for artists to send messages across generations. From the first depictions of religious scenes to the books of the 1900s, art pieces are snapshots of time passed down for future generations.
