David Crowley’s Wisconsin gubernatorial primary win made national headlines on Tuesday, but further down the ballot, progressives seemingly suffered another loss in the race for State Treasurer.
Weekend sports anchor and reporter at Madison’s WMTV-15 Audrey Marr built her career on one word: yes.
Activists across the state are hopeful after anti-data center group victories in DeForest.
Maria Sholokhova, a senior on the Wisconsin women’s tennis team, revisits historic wins and looks to the future
Wisconsin’s storied history of ecological preservation is prioritized today through community, education and research at Madison’s Henry Vilas Zoo.
Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin directed all University of Wisconsin-Madison departments to reduce their budgets by 5-7% while the Trump administration slashed federal funding. Some graduate students say they’re being left in the dust.
New graduates across certain STEM majors face a precarious job market upon graduation, leaving students to learn alternate ways of getting a job.
When thrift stores are overrun with low quality, overpriced clothing, Re-Wear It Wisconsin gives students the opportunity to engage with fashion that benefits the community
The number of international students at UW has dropped amid federal immigration uncertainty.
The student-run radio station was recently named best college radio station in the country.
No experience? No problem. Wisconsin Gymnastics Club invites any and all skill levels, from beginners to the next Simone Biles
University of Wisconsin-Madison alum Freddie Owens discusses life and lessons as a Black man growing up in Wisconsin in new memoir Echoes of Stark Park.
The former Communication Arts student who leveraged his time at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to earn a role on the world’s biggest stage.
University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore Armaan Jain launches Priority on Feb. 1, a productivity platform designed to combine calendars, tasks, goals and habits into one system.
Himal Chuli, the first Nepali restaurant in the country, closed its doors for the last time after 40 years as a cultural cornerstone in Madison.
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s senior auditors pursue curiosity, find multi-generational friendships
Meet the Raging Grannies, the group of women using song as protest.
The non-profit newsroom combines literacy education with publishing to provide a dynamic and integrative educational experience for Madison youth
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