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The Board of Regents unanimously passed a 2027-2033 budget plan and biennial 2027-2029 budget request Aug. 20, requesting funding for a new University of Wisconsin-Madison residence hall and a two-year tuition freeze for in-state students across the UW System.
Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford said the color orange “totally typifies” her personality. That’s why she chose it to represent her Assembly campaign.
Madison was recently dubbed the 12th happiest city in the nation for its high emotional and well being statistics in a study done by WalletHub.
Both campaigns for the governor’s race have released ads attacking the other as the election amps up in order to gain supporters before the Nov. 3 election.
The Board of Regents unanimously approved a 2027-29 biennial budget request which included a University of Wisconsin-Madison demolition plan for the Mosse Humanities Building with a proposed budget of $463.5 million.
The Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) Board of Education approved new names for three elementary schools on August 24, concluding months of community discussion and review.
Amidst the clanking and clanging of the new Phillip A. Levy Engineering Center construction, a new engineering idea is emerging at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The Universities of Wisconsin are proposing a two-year tuition freeze beginning in 2027 if state lawmakers approve a $190 million increase on top of the UW System’s $730 million budget request.
A new report from the Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy (CROWE) highlights a funding disparity between Wisconsin's technical colleges and public universities, with technical colleges receiving twice as much money per student than universities.
The Irwin A. and Robert D. Goodman Foundation in Madison closed at the end of August after 15 years of service to the city, the foundation announced Aug. 18.
Dr. Amy Rosebough led a group through Picnic Point in late August and pointed towards a rise in the landscape. What others might walk past hides an ancient earthwork shaped by many Indigenous groups who lived in the region centuries ago.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Deliberation Dinners returns for its fourth consecutive year, giving 375 undergraduates with diverse perspectives the opportunity to deliberate on controversial political issues over six moderated meals throughout the academic year.
When customers at a Wisconsin Union press a button to leave a “tip,” the money does not go directly to the student employee who served them.
Interim chancellor Eric Wilcots and founding dean of University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence (CAI) Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau presented a measured view of artificial intelligence in higher education at a Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association (WFAA) virtual panel on August 18.
David Crowley’s Wisconsin gubernatorial primary win made national headlines on Tuesday, but further down the ballot, progressives seemingly suffered another loss in the race for State Treasurer.
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley won Wisconsin’s Democratic gubernatorial primary on Tuesday. He faces President Donald Trump-endorsed Republican nominee U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany in the November general election.
Madison Common Council Member Dina Nina Martinez-Rutherford won the Democratic nomination for Madison’s 76th Assembly District on Tuesday. Rep. Francesca Hong, D-Madison, left the seat vacant after announcing her campaign for governor.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison investigation into Registered Student Organization (RSO) Animal Advocacy concluded July 7, finding the organization not responsible for soliciting burglary at Ridglan Farms but responsible for improper postings promoting a speaking event.
The Morgridge Institute hosted its 20th annual Rural Summer Science Camp in July at the University of Wisconsin Madison’s Discovery Building, giving rural Wisconsin high school students a week to explore the realm of biology and conduct hands-on experiments with scientists.
Wisconsin’s midterm elections are heating up as the state nears the contentious Aug. 11 primary.
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