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The Wisconsin Senate Committee on Education held a press conference Wednesday morning to discuss Republican-introduced legislation that would prohibit transgender youth from participating in sports.
In a trend that has swept through social media in recent weeks, women have posed a question to their male friends, boyfriends and husbands: How often do you think about the Roman Empire?
The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced the launch of its First Generation Badgers pilot program last week. The experimental program is designed to better support first-generation students by building community and providing more resources, one-on-one mentorship and various events throughout the year.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced the county’s 2024 executive budget Monday.
After two straight losing seasons and finishing last in the Big Ten in 2022-23, the Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team can only move up the Big Ten leaderboard in their 75th season under new head coach Mike Hastings.
As harvest season quickly approaches, climate change continues to have serious and lasting effects on Wisconsin’s agriculture and farming systems.
The Great Midwest Hemp Fest hosted its annual festival Sunday with local vendors, musicians and advocacy for cannabis reform.
A bill proposed by Rep. Scott Allen, R-Waukesha, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, and Sen. Duey Stroebel, R- Cedarburg, bans sterilization surgeries, mastectomies, puberty blockers and hormones for minors.
University of Wisconsin–Madison students flocked to State Street on Sept. 21 to try Madison’s newest salad restaurant: Sweetgreen. The nationwide phenomenon opened its doors in a convenient location next to Chipotle, bringing a promise of free goodies to celebrate its opening day.
Some of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s most positive attributes are its numerous long-standing traditions, cultivated throughout academic years characterized by dedication and passion. Perhaps one of the most unique, engaging and spirited traditions is the UW Marching Band’s Fifth Quarter.
“Get up, stand up, c’mon throw your hands up!” All true Badgers know these words by heart and are immediately sent into a frenzy whenever they hear that beginning fanfare.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced it has a record-breaking total campus enrollment with 50,662 students in a Monday news release.
For decades, Wisconsin has become known for their accomplished running backs. From leading NCAA FBS rusher Ron Dayne to more recent stars like Jonathan Taylor, the Badger football program has always relied on its running backs to carry an offense.
Dr. Corey Pompey assumed leadership of the UW Marching Band in spring of 2019, navigating the band through the 2020 Rose Bowl, the challenges of the pandemic and now into the revitalized era of football under Luke Fickell.
Part-time popstar, full-time princess Chappell Roan is finally giving the Midwest the attention it deserves. Roan’s first full-length album “The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess” debuted on September 22. Now, Roan is back in the Midwest from Los Angeles for the first leg of her tour, which started last Friday.
Vice President Kamala Harris will not attend her scheduled visit to the University of Wisconsin-Madison this week and instead will travel to California for the funeral of U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who died last week.
As the University of Wisconsin-Madison celebrates its 175th anniversary this year, it also celebrates its 112th Homecoming.
Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin discussed initiatives for housing, mental health, sustainability and fostering a culture of belonging during Wednesday evening’s Associated Students of Madison (ASM) Student Council meeting.
The Red Caboose Childhood Center will open its new expansion on Saturday in a new four-story building located on Winnebago Street with more space to accommodate rising demand for child care in the Madison area.
Former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan provided his perspective on bridging political divides as well as furthering economic and climate policy during a talk at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Tuesday. evening.
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