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In the intimate atmosphere of the Bartell Theatre, audience members got up close and personal with Shakespeare’s most beloved scenes for the Madison Shakespeare Company’s (MSC) “A Valentine’s Affair 2025.”
At just 10 years old, Ben Lesser’s life changed forever. In September 1939, tanks rolled through the streets of Krakow, Poland, shaking his family’s apartment.
Civil rights activist Donzaleigh Abernathy spoke to Madison community members on Jan. 28 at the seventh annual MLK Symposium, calling on the youth and college students to make change and keep the memory of the Civil Rights Movement alive.
The Vault always stood out to me as a fashion-forward club focused on art and clothing. Don't get me wrong, it had all of those things. But I soon realized it was so much deeper than that.
On the evening of the election, University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore Sandy Nayar was glued to the television at a party with a group of left-leaning, predominantly Indian friends.
Dearest Oregon fans,
As breast cancer awareness month concludes, I want to remind you that awareness and advocacy should not be limited to just one month. Breast cancer does not follow a calendar, and neither should our efforts to spread awareness.
As the Trump-Vance administration prepares to take office, uncertainty over the future of immigration law fuels nationwide apprehension about sweeping policy shifts that could impact undocumented residents, international students and local industries that rely on immigrant labor.
Wisconsin Badgers football senior advisor and former NFL head coach Jack Del Rio will resign following an arrest early Friday morning for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, head coach Luke Fickell announced in a press conference on Monday.
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?
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Leader Igniting Transformation (LIT) debated critical issues of voting rights, election integrity and the role of social media in democracy at Witte Residence Hall on Thursday.
Wisconsin Badgers football fans witnessed a commanding victory against Rutgers last Saturday that had several asking, “are we back?”
Last week, the University of Wisconsin-Madison men’s hockey team faced Lindenwood in a two-game series season opener that ended in a split win with the Lions.
In the wake of catastrophic natural disasters like Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton, Florida has become an example of the efforts to combat the devastating impacts of climate change.
Madison witnessed a sightseeing northern light show on Oct. 9 and 10.
Small children ran around, old friends greeted each other warmly and young people registered to vote. Dancers adorned in bells and intricate embroidery twirled clockwise around drummers while newcomers were welcomed.
Students heading into college in 2024 seem to have a greater sense of the post-graduate landscape than any generation before us.
LOS ANGELES — It was a near-perfect day for football as Wisconsin faced off against the University of Southern California in Los Angeles on Sept. 28. Sunny conditions, an iconic stadium and a fairly massive crowd of Wisconsin fans promised a show at the Los Angeles Coliseum Stadium — and for the first 30 minutes of play, Wisconsin was displaying just that.
GREEN BAY, Wis. — U.S. Rep. candidate Dr. Kristin Lyerly discussed plans to restore abortion access nationwide and flip the district’s seat to Democratic control at a Lambeau Field tailgate hosted by 8th District Wisconsin Democrats on Sunday.
More than 100 University of Wisconsin-Madison students and community members attended a Library Mall vigil Friday to mourn Marcellus “Khaliifah” Williams, a Black man executed by the state of Missouri last week over a chorus of objections and serious doubts surrounding his murder conviction.
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