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Being surrounded by people in loud auditoriums makes attending lectures difficult for Amanda.
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Being surrounded by people in loud auditoriums makes attending lectures difficult for Amanda.
University of Wisconsin-Madison graduates will no longer be able to access their university email indefinitely, according to DoIT, the university’s information and technology office.
Political commentator and New York Times columnist Ezra Klein discussed his bestselling book on American polarization, “Why We’re Polarized,” in remarks Tuesday at the Monona Terrace.
With summer around the corner and temperatures in Madison rising, students and community members are heading back to the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Memorial Union Terrace.
Republican lawmakers and University of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman reached an agreement in December to restructure diversity, equity and inclusion positions, but records show other systemwide plans were taken out at the last minute.
A conservation leader is criticizing the University of Wisconsin-Madison after one of its research centers sponsored a Tuesday event at which an anti-conservation speaker ridiculed environmental regulations.
A recent report from the University of Wisconsin-Madison found ongoing value in a bachelor’s degree.
The Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS) held a symposium Monday in Memorial Union to commemorate early 20th-century Chinese University of Wisconsin-Madison students’ social and academic contributions to the university and United States-China relations.
“What does sustainability mean to you?” a whiteboard made by the leaders of Associated Students of Madison’s Sustainability Committee asked attendees at an April 5 “March Forth to Earth Day” event on East Campus Mall.
Thousands of University of Wisconsin-Madison students and community members attended an Astronomy Club viewing party on Library Mall during the April 8 solar eclipse.
As the sun began to set, students and faculty gathered in the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Red Gym awaiting the beginning of iftar. When the sun set, a hush fell over the room as a prayer was called out, and attendees broke their fast with sweet dates followed by group prayer.
In celebration of its 35-year partnership with the Wisconsin Union, the Multicultural Student Center (MSC) announced limited-edition miniature Terrace chairs Thursday evening as part of a new fundraising effort targeting food insecurity.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents approved a 3.75% tuition increase for resident undergraduate students Thursday, the second consecutive year of tuition increases after a ten-year freeze.
With the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents set to vote on a tuition increase Thursday, some UW-Madison students said they hope the increase will increase academic support, though they worried it could exacerbate wider affordability concerns and deter enrollment.
Students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison protested President Joe Biden’s support for Israel by voting “uninstructed delegation” in the April 2 Democratic presidential primary.
The University of Wisconsin System will begin offering six weeks of paid parental leave to its employees following more than a decade of research, debate and pressure from UW System employees and unions.
Voting hours will be extended from 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Memorial Union today after staff mistakenly turned voters away from the polling site. The change will affect voters in Wards 60 and 134.
Recent construction in the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Mosse Humanities building involved stripping down flooring that contained asbestos, a hazardous substance, per a request from the School of Music initiated on March 11 and 13.