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(01/14/25 4:50pm)
Gov. Tony Evers signs an executive order to establish the Wisconsin Office of Violence Prevention on January 14, 2025.
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Republican lawmaker floats 14 week abortion ban, medical marijuana legalization
(01/14/25 8:00am)
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.
UW-Madison secures final approval for $300 million engineering building
(01/11/25 8:00am)
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.
Evers announces proposal allowing citizen initiative referendums, constitutional amendments on ballot
(01/06/25 3:55pm)
Gov. Tony Evers announced Monday plans to include a measure in the 2025-27 budget that would allow Wisconsinites to enact statutory and constitutional changes through majority vote at the ballot box without the Legislature’s approval.
UW-Madison winter class of 2024 embraces plurality during commencement
(12/27/24 8:00am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison winter class of 2024 arrived at the Kohl Center Dec.15 to celebrate graduation as three keynote speakers offered advice on keeping an open mind for the future.
Robber pulls knife on victim at Memorial Union
(12/20/24 7:58pm)
An armed robber displayed a knife to a victim at Memorial Union Wednesday night at approximately 9:30 p.m., according to a University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department crime warning sent Friday.
Madison community gathers for Candlelight vigil at Capitol in wake of shooting
(12/18/24 5:35pm)
Hundreds of community members gathered at the Capitol Tuesday night to grieve and memorialize the student and teacher who died in Monday’s shooting at Abundant Life Christian School.
3 people dead, including shooter, after teenage student opened fire at Abundant Life Christian School
(12/16/24 6:43pm)
A teenage student shot and killed two people and injured six others at Abundant Life Christian School Monday morning. The shooter, a 15-year-old who attended the K-12 school, was later found dead by apparent suicide by the Madison Police Department (MPD).
This Wisconsin health care worker has concerns about Trump’s election. Here’s why
(12/16/24 8:00am)
Colin Gillis, a nurse, works in an inpatient unit at a hospital in Madison. As a proud member of Service Employees International Union Wisconsin, he is concerned about President-elect Donald Trump’s incoming administration and what it means for the health care industry.
District 18 Ald. Charles Myadze arrested on tentative domestic abuse charges
(12/13/24 12:39am)
Content warning: This story contains information about sexual harassment and domestic violence.
Student financial committee recommends $27 tuition increase to balance UHS budget
(12/10/24 10:32pm)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Student Services Finance Committee (SSFC) recommended a $27 increase in student tuition Monday night in order for University Health Services (UHS) to maintain its current services and prevent staffing cuts.
Protesters detained at Board of Regents meeting will receive citations, UWPD says
(12/10/24 10:20pm)
The 19 pro-Palestine protesters arrested for disrupting a University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents meeting Thursday will receive citations for deliberately creating a “volume of noise that unreasonably interfered” with the meeting, UWPD announced Tuesday.
‘We’re the dark horses': Wisconsin Indian Americans divided on election as political representation grows
(12/06/24 6:45pm)
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.
UW-Madison opens investigation into SJP, considering sanctions for alleged Expressive Activity Policy violations
(12/06/24 6:38am)
The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (OSCCS) launched an investigation Thursday into University of Wisconsin-Madison Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) for allegedly violating the university’s Expressive Activity Policy during their protest at a Board of Regents meeting earlier that morning.
Smokey Bear lights up Capitol tree honoring Wisconsin’s state parks
(12/06/24 8:00am)
Wreaths and big red bows adorned the room as Wisconsinites and community members of all ages gathered in the Capitol Rotunda Thursday with Gov. Tony Evers for the annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony, which included special guest Smokey Bear.
19 arrested after pro-Palestine protesters interrupt Board of Regents meeting
(12/05/24 9:58pm)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department arrested 19 people at Gordon Dining & Event Center at 8:30 a.m. Thursday after 50 pro-Palestine protesters disrupted a Board of Regents meeting, demanding the university to financially and socially divest from Israel.
Republican lawmakers to reintroduce bill banning gender-affirming care for minors
(12/05/24 6:06pm)
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.
Eastern European students willing to give Trump a shot on ending Russo-Ukraine war
(12/05/24 9:00am)
Many Eastern European University of Wisconsin-Madison students who went to the polls for the 2024 election paid close attention to the candidates' foreign policy stances on Russia’s war in Ukraine and came away with a favorite.
Instructors from conservative law firm will teach UW law course, drawing student criticism
(12/05/24 11:00am)
University of Wisconsin-Madison law student Mary Berg was shocked and upset when she learned attorneys from conservative law firm the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL), Skylar Croy and Daniel Lennington, would be teaching a Constitutional Amendments course next spring.
After 40 years, Bus Rapid Transit has redefined Madison
(12/05/24 11:00am)
Chris Phistry has lived his whole life in Wisconsin’s capital. When he began working on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus as a front desk agent at the Fluno Center five years ago, Phistry needed a way to commute into the city from his west side residence.
