Use of Room 3650, the main lecture hall in the Mosse Humanities Building, is temporarily suspended for repair due to water leaking from the ceiling Friday.
The third Sustainability Fair, previously scheduled for the end of April, will no longer take place due to alternate efforts by other campus entities and more pressing campaigns from the Associated Students of Madison Sustainability Committee.
The Daily Cardinal Action Project series is an effort to investigate under-reported issues facing the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the surrounding community. The first edition of this Project surrounds the issue of campus climate. We hope this issue and these stories will spark an ongoing discussion.
The 2014 Revelry Music and Arts Festival staff announced the initial spring concert lineup Friday morning on the event’s Facebook page.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students began the discussion phase of addressing the university’s proposal to consolidate ethnic studies programs in a meeting Thursday.
Members of a women's health in Wisconsin panel discussed recent restrictive abortion legislation and its consequences Thursday in an event hosted by Advocates for Choice and College Democrats of University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Anti-racism advocate Tim Wise spoke to University of Wisconsin-Madison students and a group of law associations about the effects of racism in America Thursday.
An Associated Students of Madison committee presented its 2015 transportation budget to the Student Services Finance Committee at a meeting Thursday.
In his first Board of Regents meeting as University of Wisconsin System president, Raymond Cross articulated what he feels the System needs to strive for in order to become a more successful structure.
Amid announcements regarding Associated Students of Madison representative positions, the ASM Spring Election resulted in the decision that has been on the campus community’s mind for months: the approval of the Recreational Sports Master Plan referendum.
As the threat of war looms over Ukraine and the international community scrambles to respond, the United States and its allies are weighing their limited options for mediation, according to University of Wisconsin-Madison associate professor Andrew Kydd.
Though the State Building Commission approved construction for Phase II of the Memorial Union Reinvestment Wednesday, and signed off on a funding increase, the project could see a delay in commencement.
For some time, New York Times bestselling author Cheryl Strayed felt her given name was not quite right.
The Associated Students of Madison Coordinating Council discussed efforts of ASM committees, including changes to disciplinary policy, the latest Campus Diversity Plan and funding for the recent Recreational Sports Master Plan Thursday.
The Wisconsin Dance Marathon, a student-organized charity event that raises funds and awareness for about patients and families at the American Children’s Hospital, will be held Saturday, according to the event’s website.
A committee made up of University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty, staff and students announced four finalists for the position of university provost, according to a Wednesday press release.
Two University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomores won the Desire 2 Learn Edge Challenge for their creation of MySyllabiMadison.com, a planning tool to help students manage activities and academics, according to a university press release Wednesday.
University police arrested Sean Lee, 44, of Madison after he crashed his vehicle into a light post and fled the scene early Tuesday morning, according to a University of Wisconsin Police Department statement.
The entire University of Wisconsin-Madison campus gained access to the new Guided Expense Tool, which will become the main device of filing for expense reimbursement over the course of the year, according to a Tuesday university news release.
The Wisconsin Alumni Association named seven University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni winners of the ‘Forward under 40 Award,’ an honor given to former students under the age of 40 who promote the notion that experiences at UW-Madison should extend benefits beyond campus, according to a Tuesday news release.
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