The WPP initially received $3 million in May 2020 for COVID-19 projects, but got additional funding last week.
UW-Madison students showed skepticism toward UW-Madison’s allocation of federal funding for students.
UW recently announced that fully vaccinated employees and staff are exempt from COVID-19 testing upon the release of updated CDC guidelines.
As COVID-19 vaccination eligibility in Wisconsin expands, UHS is allowing the UW-Madison community to check their eligibility status and schedule appointments through their online portal.
As the Spring election for City Council nears, candidate Ayomi Obuseh reflects on her campaign, her platform and her inspirations.
In order to minimize the spread of the coronavirus caused by traveling or activity, UW-Madison opted out of having a spring break during the Spring 2021 semester, but students are facing burnout and exhaustion.
Library Mall, positioned between Memorial Library, State Street Mall, the Wisconsin Historical Society and Langdon Street, has been a space for students to study outside, hang out and do yoga.
The university is now allowing select employees to use vacation hours until an updated October carryover deadline.
The UW-Madison student organization PAVE-UW strives to stop sexual assault, stalking and dating violence on campus.
UW Housing Locksmith details his experience as an essential service worker on the UW-Madison campus.
The UW-Madison student COVID-19 positivity rate fell to 0.1 percent Friday, marking the lowest it’s ever been since the university began collecting data.
Bennett, a UW-Madison junior, has built a platform based on advocacy for marginalized community members.
Student Council and Student Services Finance Committee seats have been secured for the 28th session of the Associated Students of Madison.
After two virtual ceremonies the past two semesters, school officials are planning an in-person graduation ceremony for the Spring 2021 class.
As university and county restrictions affecting gatherings begin to ease, frustrations and concerns about large student gatherings with the onset of warmer weather have surfaced.
The Wisconsin China Initiative and UW-Madison Asian American Studies Program hosted a virtual discussion where students reflected on their experience as Asian students during the pandemic.
The student governance body voted unanimously to endorse three new pieces of legislation at their meeting Tuesday.
UW-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank publicly apologized for attempts to keep public records hidden.
IFC members gathered Monday to help clean Lake Mendota following social gatherings on the ice.
The Associated Students of Madison’s annual election allows students to pick the representatives that execute shared governance.
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