Artificial intelligence companies have flocked to the Great Lakes region to build data centers because the region provides the freshwater needed to cool AI data centers, but locals and environmentalists are concerned with energy use and water consumption.
After decades teaching middle school science in classrooms across the country, Jeanne Nye found a new purpose with The Raging Grannies of Madison.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison investigation reported non-student leadership and out of state trips. Those non-students refute the allegations
Rep. Vincent Miresse talks about environmental legislation and what led him to politics in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
Dane Demo Farms connects county and farmer interests with UW researchers to find environmentally-friendly solutions.
From music to mantras, Wisconsin men’s hockey’s traditions have shaped the program for decades.
Wisconsin soccer player Matthew Zachemski details how he balances his small business Organic Scent with athletics and academics.
Kinesiology professor emeritus Cindy Kuhrasch designed the exhibit, five years in the making, which combines archival pictures, oral history interviews and written records of the university’s renowned women’s physical education programs.
Chicane & Latine students begin a month of cultural celebration with a packed, joyous trek up Bascom Hill.
The Cap Times Idea Fest virtual panel discussed ongoing efforts to keep lakewater clean.
Alums Jeff and Jackie Rood held Moon Bar’s grand opening on Aug. 28, the night of the Badgers first home football game
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Wheelhouse Studio hosts annual free group painting event at the Memorial Union Terrace, allowing over 500 students to relax with art.
‘University of the Air’ showcased University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers on air for 30 years, specializing in long-form interviews.
Despite funding uncertainty for LGBTQ+ student organizations, students plan to celebrate Pride Month on campus and around Madison.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison helped Sundaramoorthy achieve his dream. Now he’s trying to mount a comeback.
Kane Funmaker, a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, leads the First Nations Cultural Landscape Tour on the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s campus, teaching guests about Native American history, mound preservation and the enduring legacy of the Ho-Chunk people on their ancestral land.
Rebecca Shields’ non-credit class invites students, staff and community members to learn and preserve the language.
World Relief Wisconsin has resettled 2,000 refugees across the state since 2012, but new executive actions from the federal government threaten their future and the clients they help.
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Irish dance club, Sláinte, brings together students of diverse backgrounds and abilities to celebrate Irish culture.
One hundred and seventy years after breaking ground, Grace Episcopal Church prepares for a new $1.5 million roof.
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