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(09/24/18 6:14am)
Former Gov. Tommy Thompson will promote industry-student communication and job searching in his new role with the Wisconsin universities’ business council, UW System President Ray Cross announced Friday.
(09/24/18 1:00pm)
The UW-Eau Claire Student Senate felt the original draft of the Public Excessive Intoxication Ordinance was directed solely at students, not the whole city, but have publicly supported a new draft.
(09/22/18 1:00pm)
UW System schools have been gaining traction with research as global companies like Foxconn find their place on campuses.
(09/22/18 1:00pm)
As research and Science, Technology, Engineering and Math programs find their place across UW campuses, administrators and legislators remain hopeful for prosperous job opportunities following graduation.
(09/20/18 6:50am)
The fate of the Black Lives Matter sign that hung in the Associated Students of Madison office window until last summer is uncertain as the council debates its suitability on the prominent location.
(09/20/18 1:00pm)
As students break in the new academic year and legislation gains momentum, concern to remain neutral is always in the back of Student Services Finance Committee representatives’ minds.
(09/20/18 1:00pm)
Despite promising fairness in the ongoing academic year, the Student Services Finance Committee was previously criticized for not being an approachable organization during eligibility hearings.
(09/20/18 6:53am)
An original Black Lives Matter sign went up during the 23rd session. This is the first piece of legislation that has involved all members of the student council in the decision.
(09/20/18 12:26pm)
With Lake Mendota water levels on the rise, the ducks of Madison are now floating higher than ever: despite the misfortune brought on by the recent algaeplague found in the waters of their summer home, the ducks embrace climate change’s gift of an elevated eye level. Whether they find themselves closer to a concert on the terrace or to the breadcrumbs of an unsuspecting child, it is quite plausible that these waterfowl are gaining a new confidence.
(09/19/18 5:14am)
Women in the workplace still contend with unwanted advances from male colleagues, which hits close to home as the UW System opens a third investigation into a sexual harassment case at UW-Whitewater.
(09/19/18 1:09am)
UW-Madison engineering students are continuing to help the women of a Kenyan village with an invention they initially developed last year that allows the women to carry water on their backs .
(09/19/18 5:14am)
Women in the workplace still contend with unwanted advances from male colleagues, which hits close to home as the UW System opens a third investigation into a sexual harassment case at UW-Whitewater.
(09/18/18 1:18am)
Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Medicine and Public Health have partnered with Facebook in a $1 million study on the correlation between social media use and mental health in teenagers.
(09/16/18 11:37pm)
UW-Whitewater’s chancellor’s husband has been prohibited from returning to the campus and stripped of his unpaid position following sexual harassment allegations Friday.
(09/16/18 11:53pm)
UW-Whitewater Chancellor Beverly Kopper and Pete Hill started their positions in 2015, the same year as Hill’s first allegations.
(09/14/18 1:36am)
Some UW-Madison researchers may be compensated when working for the College of Engineering and Foxconn’s new collaborative institute by 2020.
(09/13/18 8:00pm)
Students were made aware of a gas leak that was reported near the Madison Veteran's Hospital this morning via WiscAlert.
(09/13/18 1:00pm)
The Associated Students of Madison greet the 25th session with promising past and hopeful future, according to many of the current representatives.
(09/13/18 1:00pm)
The Associated Students of Madison found a home at UW-Madison in 1994. This year, they celebrate 25 years.
(09/13/18 12:12pm)
Despite the fact that Batman has repeatedly and single-handedly saved Gotham City from many unimaginable perils, the Gotham City police department Commissioner James Gordon announced Wednesday the city’s intentions to shun Batman.