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With just four days left before the 2024 presidential election, The Dane County Farmers' Market — the largest farmers market in the U.S., located in one of the nation’s key swing states — was abuzz with foot traffic, music and political campaigns.
Perennial Order is Gardenfiend Games’ first venture into game development, mixing a uniquely haunting visual and audio combo with ingenious gameplay decisions to form a marvelous world of plants, beasts and monsters to conquer.
Around 20 pro-Palestine supporters protested Vice President Kamala Harris’s rally at the Alliant Center Wednesday night, vowing not to vote for her in the Nov. 5 election and denouncing her stance on Israel’s war in Gaza.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has had a storied history ever since its founding in 1848, yet as students walk the paths of campus each day, how many know the truly haunted history of some of campus’ most iconic locations?
Last week, the Homecoming celebration marked its triumphant 114th year. Students, alumni and community members showed their Badger spirit throughout campus, culminating in a parade down State Street and a highly anticipated home-game matchup between Wisconsin and the Penn State Nittany Lions.
The Wisconsin Badgers football program seemed to reach a new low after blowing a 21-10 halftime lead at No. 23 University of Southern California. While the game ended in a 31-21 loss, Wisconsin’s first half performance offered a glimpse of what was to come in the approaching weeks, especially from senior running back Tawee Walker, who rushed for two of the three touchdowns scored.
Rapper and University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate Yung Gravy performed in Madison on Wednesday as part of the nationwide “Party to the Polls” tour, which aimed to encourage voter participation ahead of the election.
The thrill of victory and the heartbreak of defeat.
Around campus, you may have noticed workers engaging with students and motivating them to vote in the upcoming election. As the upcoming presidential election sits on the horizon, Wisconsin remains a crucial swing state with organizations getting involved to turn out the student vote.
Actor Bradley Whitford visited Madison Sunday morning for more than a stop in his hometown. “The West Wing” star canvassed on behalf of the Harris-Walz campaign with co-stars, gathering at the Barrymore Theatre for a rally.
Every election season, Wisconsinites turn out in droves and line up one after the other to cast their votes.
At the University of Wisconsin-Madison, you can’t walk more than 10 feet without seeing a badger or the phrase “Jump Around.”
A deputy sheriff shot and killed a runaway pig who had been roaming southern Door County on Sept. 20, and members of the community are calling for justice.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s biggest game of the year against Alabama on Sept. 14 saw students, families, alumni and friends lined up as early as 5:45 a.m. in front of a Madison classic, The Kollege Klub Bar.
On an early morning of classes a student walks through the brutalist concrete corridors of the Mosse Humanities Building. She can hear a faint choir from the basement on her way to art class and a brass player honking away in a practice room.
For many students, college is a busy time. Students walk near and far to their classes, making time to study whenever they have a chance.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez highlighted the importance of the youth vote in Wisconsin and championed abortion rights on behalf of the Harris-Walz campaign in Madison Friday as part of its “Fighting for Reproductive Freedom” bus tour.
A campaign rally or a Wisconsin football game?
Nine years ago, the University of Wisconsin-Madison began using Canvas, and it’s difficult for students to imagine a world without it.
This Saturday, the streets of Emerson East and Eken Park will be flooded with hundreds of art-hungry visitors as local artists open their homes for the second annual Emerson Eken Art Walk.
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