No more close calls: Badgers take control against Purdue
(04/10/25 4:22pm)
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team sent a clear message against Purdue on March 30: they’re done leaving matches up for grabs.
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Hoosiers stun Badgers in comeback despite commanding doubles play
(04/10/25 4:17pm)
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s tennis team hosted the Indiana Hoosiers at Nielsen Tennis Stadium at home on March 28 after two games on the road. The Badgers seemed to pick up momentum after their nail-biting win over the Penn State Nittany Lions, but they unfortunately could not convert against the Hoosiers as a team.
Wisconsin counties shift left in the 2025 Supreme Court race
(04/10/25 10:00am)
Democrats saw major gains in key Wisconsin counties Tuesday after liberal-leaning Dane County Circuit Court Judge Susan Crawford won a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court by 10 points over her opponent, former Republican Attorney General and Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Brad Schimel.
Everyone deserves access to a basic legal education
(04/10/25 7:00am)
This weekend, I said goodbye to one of my greatest passions: pretending to be a witness in fake court.
Letter to the Editor: Speech for Me, But Not for Thee: How Disruption Has Replaced Campus Dialogue
(04/09/25 10:21pm)
College campuses are notorious for being a refuge for difficult conversations and dialogue. Universities like UW-Madison bring together some of the best, brightest, and most diverse minds from around the world to engage on some of the most pressing issues of our time. Not only is free speech fundamental to our constitutional democracy and our campus, but it also catalyzes and sparks meaningful change.
Trump’s tariff disaster: How protectionism has crippled America’s economy
(04/10/25 7:00am)
President Donald Trump's tariff policies have significantly harmed the United States economy, burdening American consumers, businesses and workers while dramatically failing to achieve their intended goals.
Irish Gaelic is an ‘endangered’ language. This UW-Madison class is helping keep it alive
(04/10/25 11:00am)
Growing up, University of Wisconsin-Madison Language Sciences Instructor Rebecca Shields was always curious about her Irish heritage.
Meriter Hospital nurses rally for safer work environments, prepare for possible strike
(04/09/25 5:19pm)
Around 100 nurses, community members and labor allies rallied Tuesday at Brittingham Park to address safety concerns within the nurses’ contracts at Meriter Hospital, emphasizing that nurses are prepared to strike if their demands continue to go unmet.
The Bur Oak hosts cozy local, national artists, through shared experience
(04/10/25 7:00am)
In an unassuming brick building with a golden neon “OPEN” sign, The Bur Oak on Madison's East Side, hosted artists Bright Arcana, Will Orchard and Lost Lakes Saturday.
Energetic and relevantly political, Bright Eyes takes over The Sylvee
(04/10/25 9:00am)
American indie-rock band Bright Eyes performed at The Sylvee Thursday, providing biting political commentary between a mix of songs from their newest album, fan favorites and covers of other artists.
UW-Madison professor talks the sociology of your neighborhood pets
(04/09/25 8:00am)
Jason Nolen, a sociology and criminology professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, spoke at Union South Thursday about the sociology of companion animals, a topic he explores in depth through his social media accounts and his new course with the university.
Raygun expands to Madison with new State Street location
(04/09/25 7:00am)
A new popular Midwest-based apparel brand known for its witty T-shirts and creative takes on pop culture, politics and local pride is opening a new storefront in downtown Madison this fall.
I just think they’re neat: Tardigrades
(04/10/25 8:00am)
Have you ever wondered if there’s an organism that can survive in any condition? From the freezing cold of space or the deep sea, to above boiling temperatures or radiation over 1,000 times the lethal human dose, the tardigrade, more commonly called the water bear, is just that.
A look at Wisconsin men’s basketball’s 3 latest additions from the transfer portal
(04/10/25 7:00am)
As the NCAA men's basketball offseason begins, the Badgers are looking to fill several major roster holes with three starters — John Tonje, Steven Crowl and Max Klesmit — graduating.
Wisconsin native Max Klesmit will be missed from Badgers basketball after veteran season
(04/08/25 10:39pm)
In his third and final season with the Wisconsin men’s basketball team, senior guard Max Klesmit impacted the team on and off the court. As one of Wisconsin’s standout leaders and the home state player from Neenah, Wisconsin, Klesmit has been with the Badgers for three seasons now, making him a true veteran.
Walker opposes Trump tariffs, talks government spending during UW-Madison visit
(04/08/25 8:00pm)
Former Republican Gov. Scott Walker visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison Monday to discuss the economy and government spending, despite saying he made no attempt to read Gov. Tony Evers’ 2025-27 Capital Budget.
Economist geopolitics editor says China and U.S. must remain economics allies during UW-Madison visit
(04/08/25 7:00am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for East Asian Studies (CEAS) hosted British journalist David Rennie Thursday, who argued that the United States and China must remain economic allies, even as the Trump administration heightens ideological divides between the nations.
Faculty Senate condemns police violence against last spring’s encampment, calls for restoration of shared governance involvement
(04/08/25 7:00am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Faculty Senate condemned the police violence against protesters at last May’s pro-Palestine encampment during a packed meeting Monday, with proponents arguing the demonstration was non-violent and the police disproportionately harmed students and faculty of color.
No more close calls: Badgers take control against Purdue
(04/08/25 1:45am)
The Wisconsin men’s tennis team sent a clear message on Sunday’s match against Purdue: they’re done leaving matches up for grabs. In one of their most controlled performances of the season, the Badgers, overpowered No. 52 Purdue 4-1, proving they’ve learned from early season missteps and aren’t afraid to take control.
Takeaways from the Badgers’ 2025 March Madness performance
(04/08/25 1:43am)
The 2024-25 Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball season came to an end in the round of 32, falling to Brigham Young University 89-91 on March 22. They beat Montana 85-66 in the first round but failed to reach the second weekend of March Madness for the eighth straight season.
