The graduate students union delivered a letter to Chancellor Mnookin advocating for 12 weeks of paid family leave and distributed Valentine’s Day cards detailing struggles of having a family as UW-Madison employees.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison may be one of many universities offering dorm rooms to RNC visitors.
A UWPD officer shoved a protester during a Tuesday afternoon protest led by Students for Justice in Palestine.
Award-winning author Yahya Ashour spoke about homeland struggles in an event facilitated by Students for Justice in Palestine Thursday.
Roman, who has served in the role since 2017, will be stepping down effective immediately.
An 80 line metro bus collided with a car on Observatory Drive around 1:50 p.m. Monday.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents authorized a reconstruction project for the Camp Randall Sports Center Thursday which would turn the former workout facility into an indoor football training center.
An event organizer said more information is coming.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents looked at expansions to cybersecurity insurance, new database projects and third-party data management procedures during Thursday meetings.
Madison Metro Transit is introducing new changes. The Associated Students of Madison represents students in these changes.
Chancellor Mnookin announced the RISE initiative to hire faculty in areas of “global challenge,” including artificial intelligence.
More than a dozen campus organizations shared their services with students in Memorial Union’s Tripp Commons.
Canvas observers are able to access class assignments, calendars and more.
Lily's Classic, the annual hockey tournament organized by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, will not be canceled at this time despite low ice levels on Lake Mendota.
UW-Madison confirmed a case of active tuberculosis in a residence hall and provided options for testing.
The University of Wisconsin Police Department is investigating a sexual assault which occurred early on Sunday morning.
A Monday afternoon water main break on Randall Avenue caused closures for Union South restrooms and some restaurants.
The editor-in-chief of Campus Reform, a conservative watchdog group, filed Title VI complaints against several universities, including UW-Madison, for allegedly failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitic incidents.
Robert N. Golden, who has led the School of Medicine and Public Health since 2006, will resign once a successor is named.
An overview of diversity, equity and inclusion related disputes after the UW System’s approval of a controversial deal which capped DEI positions for pay raises and building funds.
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