As the UW campus faces an uptick in coronavirus cases, conversation concerning false positives and saliva-based tests has emerged among the campus community.
UW-Madison will be partnering with four communities under the UniverCity Alliance this year to facilitate community improvements.
The Housing Equity Action Team at the Social Justice Hub describes motives and actions taken to conduct a food pantry for Madison individuals facing homelessness.
Officers from outside UWPD will have to prove they have not been subject to complaints or violations of civil rights, excessive force.
The proposed additional fees would allow RecWell to remain “budget neutral” while raising wages for student employees.
The University of Wisconsin system will receive the largest state funding increase in nearly two decades.
Forced to go remote by COVID-19, student organizations navigate involvement and participation.
UW-Madison Federal Pell Grant recipients began to receive notice of automatic COVID-19 aid Monday.
UW System Interim President Tommy Thompson proposed the idea of consolidating UW System campuses and Wisconsin technical colleges to boost enrollment and retain money.
UW-Madison will receive more than $12.2 million from the State of Wisconsin Building Commission for minor building renovation projects.
Graduate students feel they shouldn’t have to pay the mandatory fees, which amount to 10% of their salaries as university employees.
Student leaders at UW-Madison share reasons why the past, present and future of Black history must be acknowledged.
Pleasant Company founder Pleasant Rowland announced a donation of $10 million, which will go toward a new UW Health transplant facility.
Gov. Tony Evers appointed John Miller to the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents Monday.
Seven student organizations are calling for the group to be uninvited, but university officials say that due to First Amendment rights, they can participate.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison facility is now the 44th National Historic Landmark in Wisconsin.
The new strain, which originated in the United Kingdom and appears to spread faster than other virus strains, has not yet been found in Madison
University of Wisconsin System interim President Tommy Thompson claims Republican leaders in the state legislature advised him to not raise tuition in his first budget request.
After a tumultuous summer, student activists and representatives question if the UWPD has fallen short in its commitment to creating change within the department.
Students will be required to test for COVID-19 twice weekly, track their test results and interactions using the Safer Badgers app.
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