UW-Madison kicks off Latine Heritage Month with ‘March Up Bascom’
By Jake Kilander | 6:00amChicane & Latine students begin a month of cultural celebration with a packed, joyous trek up Bascom Hill.
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Economic experts weigh impact of cuts to federal research funding
By Haellie Opp | 3:00amThe University of Wisconsin-Madison held a panel discussing the effects of proposed budget cuts on research in academic departments and on scholars across the nation.
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Metro Transit union, city agree to new contract
By Lizzi McGann | 3:00amAfter a year of negotiations, Madison agreed to work closer with the Metro Transit union and increase bus drivers’ pay, vacation days and safety.
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North Koreans speak about defecting at UW-Madison East Asian Studies event
By Grace Carlson | 2:00amFellows Rose Jang and Hannah Oh from a nonprofit that assists North Korean defectors spoke about their experiences growing up in North Korea and what life is like after defecting at a Tuesday event
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Pritzker talks preserving democracy, encourages peaceful protest at Cap Times Idea Fest
By Shane Colpoys and Clara Strecker | 2:00amIllinois Gov. JB Pritzker discussed democracy, the relationship between the national guard and Chicago and encouraged people to peacefully protest at the Cap Times Idea Fest.
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Proposed bill tracks rape kits, expands rights for sexual assault victims
By Grace Carlson | 2:00amRepublican representative introduced a bill aiming to better track the processing of rape kits
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‘This is Slut Shaming 101’: Sister Cindy returns to UW-Madison
By Zoey Elwood and Isabella Barajas | Sep. 17TikTok Evangelical preacher, Sister Cindy, visited Library Mall Tuesday, encouraging a modest lifestyle, abstaining from premarital sex and embracing Jesus Christ.
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Dane County sees continued decline in overdose deaths despite recent overdose spike
By Jake Wesson | Sep. 17Total overdose deaths continue to decline in Dane County despite a rise in overdose incidents this summer.
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5 campus area student housing projects aim to alleviate housing shortage
By Vanessa Gavilan | Sep. 16Developers have proposed new construction projects in response to excess demand for student housing.
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Tim Walz discusses gun violence, Democratic Party at Cap Times Idea Fest
By Zoey Elwood and Marco Lama | Sep. 16Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz visited Madison for the Cap Times Idea Fest, discussing gun violence, his time as a vice presidential candidate and the future of the Democratic Party.
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Campus police report spike in e-bike, scooter thefts
By Abigail Brazouski | Sep. 16The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department is investigating five reported electric bike and scooter thefts since mid-August.
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UW-Madison earns gold rating for sustainability progress
By Alaina Walsh | Sep. 15The University of Wisconsin-Madison earned a Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System Gold rating in August after expanding sustainability efforts across academics, operations and campus engagement.
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UWPD issues all clear after ‘suspicious package’ found at Enzyme Institute
By Annika Bereny | Sep. 15A suspicious package, found near the Enzyme Institute at 1710 University Ave, was investigated by police and deemed safe 45 minutes later.
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UWPD investigating red paint on Library Mall and Bascom Hill
By Alaina Walsh | Sep. 14Pro-Palestine graffiti found Friday on several University of Wisconsin-Madison landmarks, including Bascom Hall, Hagenah Fountain and the Abraham Lincoln statue on Library Mall.
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‘Performative Men Wanted’: UW students face off in ‘Performative Male Contest’
By Madison Moris and Dani Nisbet | Sep. 14The popular online trend made its way to Madison on Friday, crowning the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s “most performative male”
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Major campus libraries reduce weekend hours, some smaller libraries to close after university-wide budget cuts
By Lydia Picotte and Peter Fishman | Sep. 12Major libraries like College and Memorial library will remain open, but with reduced hours this year.
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Evers reflects on time as governor at Cap Times Idea Fest
By Audrey Lopez-Stane and Grace Carlson | Sep. 11After two terms, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers reflects on his record, focusing on the importance of fair maps, threats from the Trump administration and the future of public K-12 funding.
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Nutrient pollution, salinization and more: panelists discuss threats to Dane County’s lakes
By John Ernst | Sep. 11The Cap Times Idea Fest virtual panel discussed ongoing efforts to keep lakewater clean.
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