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Democratic lawmakers introduced a package of bills on Oct. 9 hoping to strengthen Wisconsin’s higher education system, by ensuring college in Wisconsin is both affordable and accessible for in-state students.
The Ohio State Buckeyes will come into Camp Randall riding a wave of six straight wins, with the hopes of adding another against a Wisconsin Badgers team that has lost four in a row.
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After starting the season 2-0, slivers of hope have all but disappeared for the Wisconsin Badgers. There were no grand expectations for the 2025 Badgers, but Wisconsin’s mid-October situation may be worse than expected. Wisconsin, 2-3 (0-2), has lost three straight and will try to turn their season around Saturday against the 3-2 (1-1) Iowa Hawkeyes at 6 p.m. at Camp Randall Stadium.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Josh Schoemann discussed education policy, criticizing the University of Wisconsin System for excessively focusing on money and their lack of conservative faculty in a campus visit Tuesday hosted by the GOP Badgers.
The disastrous loss to unranked Maryland nearly two weeks ago has left much of the Badger faithful relatively hopeless going into the fifth game of the 2025 season — a heavyweight tilt with the No. 20 Michigan Wolverines.
Hosts Ted Hyngstrom, Otto Von Sothen and Caroline McGartland highlight several angles of Luke Fickell - how he came to the job, how he's handled the job, and what expectations are for the rest of the season - before the Badgers take on #20 Michigan on Saturday. Also covered are the recent victories of the womens hockey and soccer teams.
After a crushing season-ending loss in March to Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament, the Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team is hungry for a successful season.
Indie rock up-and-comers Mt. Joy and Goose teamed up for a long-awaited concert at the Kohl Center Sept. 17, complete with a set from each band followed by a three song encore featuring both bands together.
Most Division I athletes juggle over 60 hour weeks of training and classes. For Wisconsin Badgers soccer player Matthew Zachemski, that’s just the beginning. Between team lifts at dawn and late night lectures, you can find Zachemski mixing his own essential oil colognes for his small business — Organic Scent.
After two weekend games, the No. 7 Wisconsin volleyball team continued their hot streak, sweeping the Rutgers Scarlet Knights at home and the Iowa Hawkeyes on the road to open Big Ten play. The Badgers have now won eight in a row and find themselves tied with five other teams at the top of the conference.
Legal scholars kicked off Cap Times Idea Fest Sept. 8, setting an all-time high record for ticket sales on a panel discussing President Donald Trump, gerrymandering and the rule of law.
In beating the No. 8 ranked Penn State Nittany Lions 2-1 Sunday, the Wisconsin women’s soccer team scored a major victory for the program on the road.
Wisconsin Football senior tight end Lance Mason has made a profound difference through his playmaking ability since transferring to Wisconsin from Missouri State University.
Last Saturday in Tuscaloosa, the Wisconsin Badgers got embarrassed. Playing against the then No. 19 Alabama Crimson Tide, Wisconsin committed stupid penalties, turned the ball over at will, were shredded in the secondary, failed to generate any sort of consistent pass rush and played with little poise or confidence.
Hundreds of community members poured into the sun-soaked cartography library at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Science Hall in the last 10 days of July, gingerly perusing through decades of fantasy maps, all created by one woman.
This article contains spoilers for “Twinless.”
Singer-songwriter Lily Grace sings in an American accent but speaks in an Australian one. After the success of her debut album “Old Enough To Know Better” on Australian country music charts last year, she is touring internationally.
Minnesota Gov. Time Walz discussed gun violence, his campaign with former Vice President Kamala Harris, the future of the Democratic Party and alluded to running for reelection at the Cap Times Idea Fest in an interview with John Nichols Friday.
When the Wisconsin Badgers and No.19 Alabama Crimson Tide scheduled a home-and-home series for 2024 and 2025, the year was 2019.
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