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Elizabeth Richter Boxell was holding her daughter when she first noticed the black-clad, swastika-bearing neo-Nazis marching toward a Pride in the Park event in Watertown, Wisconsin last July.
As the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team navigates its way through a tumultuous 2023-24 season, it does so with a big question that still needs to be answered: what should the Badgers do with Connor Essegian?
Joel Aguilar came out of his locker room to a gaggle of cheering teammates. Seconds later, his opponent – Jejuan Curry – silently and somberly approached his family.
Cymbal clashes, heavy bass lines and fast fingers on the guitar cut through the room as the band Mio Min Mio, headed by University of Wisconsin-Madison senior Arthur Machado, faces off against Madison-based band SuperCritical. It’s an amp vs. amp battle set-style show, where 10 bands face off in five hour-long sets. Each duo alternates songs until a winner is crowned.
When she’s not writing hit albums, attending her own movie premiere or performing on tour, one of America’s most famous singers has taken an interest its favorite sport.
Lake Mendota’s condition due to recent weather may require postponement, or even relocation of a longstanding UW-Madison tradition.
The No. 24 Wisconsin Badgers women’s tennis team touched down in Charlottesville on Friday for the ITA Kickoff Weekend hosted by the University of Virginia.
Despite being one of the top public research universities in the country, the University of Wisconsin-Madison does not offer paid family and medical leave to all employees.
As Dane County reevaluates salting procedures on Madison roads, limnology researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are studying how the region’s winter salt usage impacts local lakes.
If you had access to the internet on September 19, 2023, there’s a good chance you saw something about Evangelical Christian TikToker “Sister Cindy” and her University of Wisconsin-Madison visit. If you saw her in person, there’s a good chance you posted about her or texted your friends to ditch class and see “that Christian lady from TikTok that talks about chocolate-covered tampons.”
Hockey fans across Wisconsin hung their heads in absolute dejection as the Badgers' 2022-23 season ended with a first-round exit in the Big Ten Tournament.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — The No. 3 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team overcame the No. 14 Michigan Wolverines 6-5 Saturday in one of their most challenging games this season.
When most people open an application on their phone, they don’t think about what went into creating it. But there is an entire process behind the scenes pioneered in part by University of Wisconsin-Madison alumnus James Tamplin.
In June 2022, the People for Ethical Treatment of Animals filed a petition to a Dane County judge accusing Wisconsin National Primate Research Center staff of animal cruelty charges related to the mistreatment of two monkeys.
The No. 3 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team won and tied games against the Lindenwood Lions on Friday and Saturday.
The No. 5 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team swept the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on the road Friday and Saturday to extend their win streak to nine.
Bucky must be sick of the limelight as we head into 2024.
Madison, Wisconsin is the perfect place for Carol Schroeder’s store, Orange Tree Imports. The 48-year-old specialty business, located on Monroe Street, greets passing shoppers with its gold-on-black lettering and hanging sign.
Barbenheimer, back-to-back screenings of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” shook the film industry to its core, surpassing expectations and breaking records. About five months later, almost 1,000 people lined up to watch the duo at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Marquee Cinema.
As the University of Wisconsin System formally unveiled a deal capping DEI positions in exchange for state funding less than 24 hours before it reached a final vote at the Board of Regents, students, faculty and politicians rushed to voice opposition.
Solutions by The State News
