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The No. 6 Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team split a two-game series Friday and Saturday against the unranked Alaska Anchorage Seawolves
From “Se7en” to “Zodiac” to “Mindhunter,” director David Fincher has always been fascinated with the psychology of violent killers. It says something that Silicon Valley tech bros and a man that ages backward are among his more normal, well-adjusted main characters.
The Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team had a strong weekend, dominating No. 1 Nebraska in a rousing sweep Friday and sweeping Iowa Saturday while celebrating Senior Night.
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In a relentless effort, the Wisconsin Badgers football team knocked off the rival Nebraska Cornhuskers Saturday night, winning 24-17 and clinching their spot in a postseason bowl game for the 22nd-straight season.
Getting into the Thanksgiving mood in Madison is easy: falling leaves are a golden color, the air is cool and crisp, and turkeys waddle through the city.
The Associated Students of Madison (ASM) Sustainability Committee held a forum on Nov. 9 alongside the West Campus District Plan (WCDP) development team to seek student input for improving sustainability and equity in the 30-year plan.
The month of November signifies everything important to a college student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison: spending weeks on the third floor of College Library studying for midterms, getting to the food trucks on State Street before they disappear for the winter and reassuring their parents they will make it home in time for Thanksgiving.
For years, my only dream was to leave Romania and start my life in the United States. The moment I saw my country for the last time through the little plane window, my eyes filled with tears.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Theatre and Drama is performing “Twelfth Night,” a musical adaptation of the Shakespeare comedy of the same name, which runs until Nov. 19.
The No. 18 Wisconsin Badgers wrestling team opened the 2023-24 wrestling season with a dominating 41-4 display against Lindenwood University at the UW Field House on Sunday.
University of Wisconsin-Madison alumnus and retired Hawaii Supreme Court Associate Justice Michael Wilson spoke at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Oct. 26 and 27 to urge action as climate change escalates.
Throughout 2023, unions were at the forefront of conversational buzz in Madison, with several workplaces in the city demanding better working conditions over the last two years.
Once a hollow brick shell, the Zoe Bayliss Cooperative’s new house on Langdon Street burst with warmth on a sunny October afternoon.
At a community center tucked in the back of a Goodwill on Madison’s north side, Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez kicked off a canvassing event Sunday for Democratic candidates one year out from the 2024 election.
Many have tried to create something in place of buying it, but it takes an extra step to turn these creations into a business.
Madison is a Midwest gem that has created a balance between being a capital city and a major college town. Its blend of demographics and vibrant history creates an appeal that cannot be found elsewhere.
Top Wisconsin Democrats championed the upcoming 2024 election and emphasized campaign strategies to turn Wisconsin blue at the party’s “Justice Defend Live” panel Friday evening in Madison.
When most people wait out headache-inducing hail or whipping tornado winds, Charlie Bourdo fills with adrenaline. For him, extreme weather means another day of chasing his atmospheric passion.
While many of us are inclined to swat away bugs from our peripherals, insects are a welcome interest for University of Wisconsin-Madison student Taylor Snorek.
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