The gothic church turned beer hall near the Capitol serves delicious pretzels, wursts and beer.
Here are some activities to enjoy the fall season and celebrate the crisp air before the seasons change.
How the University of Wisconsin-Madison embraced German culture and traditions this past weekend
While not the typical cat-owners, University of Wisconsin-Madison students are increasingly adopting cats, touting the benefits of cat ownership.
The farmer’s market highlights affordable produce, high-demand bagels and opportunity to interact within the community.
With 120 vendors and over 35 musical acts, the fair attracted all parts of Madison for a two day “extravaganza.”
How three weeks of camping changed my life
There are several ways to stay stylish while saving money, whether exploring Madison’s thrift stores, shopping intentionally or investing in quality staples that will last a long time.
The annual event brought food vendors and live entertainment to the Capitol Square.
How University of Wisconsin-Madison students, new and old, can make the most of their academic year
Starting fresh can be scary, but a campus as big as the University of Wisconsin-Madison offers students endless chances to start again.
How freshmen can embrace the best of college dorm life.
From summer courses to campus jobs to finding time for hobbies, University of Wisconsin-Madison students are planning their months off in Madison.
How students can use extracurriculars on campus to find community, purpose and build real-world skills
There is nothing like placing a vinyl on a turntable or popping a CD into its player. Owning the music you listen to can be extremely rewarding, and students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison recognize this.
Absence truly makes the heart grow fonder in the case of a semester abroad.
Starting April 12, vendors from around Wisconsin gather on Capitol Square Saturdays from 6:15 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. for the nation’s largest producer-only farmers market.
Two girls wearing leather / Photo by Morgan Nickse
Two Madison businesses continue to provide a taste of their home and a sense of community.
How two students from immigrant backgrounds find community and support at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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