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While the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus seemed to be frozen in time — and ice — throughout the duration of winter break, the news never stopped to sleep nor admire the snow. Here are four stories you may have missed during this past month off campus.
In a 54-45 vote along party lines in the state Assembly Tuesday, the voter identification constitutional amendment received its second successive legislative session recommendation, clearing the way for the amendment to be presented to voters on the April 1 general election ballot.
Gov. Tony Evers announced an executive order to establish the Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention along with the addition of a sweeping gun safety package in his 2025-27 budget proposal at a press conference Tuesday.
Wisconsin Republicans could reintroduce legislation banning abortions after 14 weeks of pregnancy if the state supreme court upholds current state law allowing abortion up until 20 weeks of pregnancy, Senate Majority Leader Devin LeMahieu, R-Oostburg, told UpFront Sunday.
The Wisconsin State Building Commission unanimously approved funding for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new engineering hall Friday, greenlighting the start of the long-awaited project.
Republican lawmakers plan to reintroduce legislation banning gender-affirming care for minors after the U.S Supreme Court signaled the issue should be left to the states to decide.
The University of Wisconsin System faces significant financial and structural decisions following the release of its 2024 review Monday that highlights ongoing budgetary struggles and governance debates.
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Jacob Frost struck down more than 60 sections of Wisconsin’s 2011 Act 10 law that curbed collective bargaining rights for public sector unions in a ruling Monday.
Wisconsin State Superintendent Jill Underly proposed a $4 billion increase in state funding for her 2025-27 public education budget Monday to address the financial constraints Wisconsin public schools are currently facing.
Assembly Republicans reelected Rep. Robin Vos, R-Rochester, as Assembly speaker Tuesday afternoon, successfully fending off a challenge from Rep. Scott Allen, R-Waukesha.
The Nov. 5 election will be the first presidential election since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and the results could be responsible for how both parties address the issue in future campaigns.
In this episode of the Student Dive, host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to state news writer Iain Chang about his article on a recent College Republicans of University of Wisconsin-Madison event where Assembly Speaker Robin Vos promoted contraceptive access and highlighted Republican Party goals in Wisconsin.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, said he believes in “finding consensus” on abortion and advocated for better access to contraceptives at an ice cream social event hosted by College Republicans of University of Wisconsin-Madison Wednesday.
University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni Marv and Jeff Levy announced on Sept. 11 a $75 million donation to fund a new engineering building on campus, the largest gift the university has received for a single project.
MILWAUKEE — Conservative organization Moms for Liberty hosted a Town Hall event Tuesday at the Republican National Convention to discuss school choice, parental rights and Title IX.
Following December’s deal between the University of Wisconsin System and the Republican-controlled budget-writing committee, a new committee will recommend legislation to address future plans for the UW System.
Monica Smith, the University of Wisconsin System’s chief diversity officer, resigned Thursday after one year on the job, ending a tenure that oversaw bitter fights between Republican legislators and the UW system over diversity, equity and inclusion positions (DEI).
After planning to remain on the Board of Regents after his term expired, Republican-appointed University of Wisconsin Regent Robert Atwell announced his immediate resignation following Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ appointment of a successor.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers announced three appointments to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents Friday, just one week after Regent Robert Atwell, appointed by former Republican Gov. Scott Walker in 2017, announced his intention to stay on the board past his term until a successor is appointed and confirmed.
Regent Robert Atwell will remain on the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents past his term after Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, advised him he could stay until a successor is appointed and confirmed.
Solutions by The State News
