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Agriculture takes a backseat during Trump’s Wisconsin visit
By Courtney Krenn | Jun. 11President Donald Trump avoids discussing Wisconsin’s agricultural state in Chippewa Falls visit.
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$1.8 billion special education, technical college deal fails despite support from Wisconsinites
By Michael Reilly | Jun. 11A Marquette University Law School Poll found that 80% of Wisconsinites supported the controversial lame-duck agreement between Wisconsin’s top leaders.
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How a volunteer Bat Brigade tracks Wisconsin’s nightlife
By Brad Wensel | Jun. 11As the sun sets over Picnic Point, Brigade members gather with flashlights and ultrasonic microphones to monitor an overlooked part of Madison's ecosystem.
CITY NEWS
Rides, routes, rails: UW students shape Madison transportation
By Jane Dardik | Jun. 11City officials say student demand plays a key role in transit ridership, bike accessibility and plans for future regional rail connections.
CITY NEWS
MMSD proposes a tiebreaking process for Wisconsin Guarantee ranking system
By Zoey Jiang | Jun. 11Madison Metropolitan School Board unanimously approved a proposal to change how the district ranks high school students applying to University of Wisconsin-system schools.
SCIENCE
Dementia villages in Wisconsin are redefining memory care
By Ryan Kim | Jun. 11The first dementia villages are opening in Wisconsin in July and the fall of 2027 through sponsorships, time and dedication.
CAMPUS NEWS
Federal green card policy change could add extra hurdles for UW-Madison international students
By Zoey Jiang | Jun. 11The Trump administration announced a federal change stating that Green Card seekers must apply in their home country — potentially affecting the lives of University of Wisconsin-Madison students and staff.
CITY NEWS
UW students fuel Madison’s economy long after classes end
By Ted Hyngstrom | Jun. 11From retail stores to moving companies, University of Wisconsin-Madison students remain a major force in Madison’s economy long after the school year ends
STATE NEWS
Isaia Ben-Ami talks housing affordability, bid for Madison assembly seat
By Peter Fishman | Jun. 676th Assembly District candidate Isaia Ben-Ami seeks to fill the Madison-area seat and continue the district’s fervent progressivism.
CITY NEWS
Nature Everywhere grows to weekend-long celebration of outdoor education
By Lauren Eno | Jun. 5The expanded programming highlights efforts to increase access to nature, outdoor learning and community connection in Madison.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Stout renamed UW-Stout Polytechnic
By Grace Carlson | Jun. 5UW-Stout Polytechnic is the first Wisconsin public university to change its name since 1971.
CAMPUS NEWS
Board of Regents approve fourth consecutive tuition rise
By Grace Carlson | Jun. 4For the fourth consecutive year, Universities of Wisconsin system students will see an increase in their tuition bill — one the UW Board of Regents signaled against in April.
STATE NEWS
Wisconsin dairy farmers give students opportunity to ‘Adopt a Cow’
By Katherine Strangberg | Jun. 1Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin’s ‘Adopt a Cow’ program invites Wisconsin students to learn about the state’s most prolific industry.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW professors talk economic effects of war, AI
By Hayden Lund | Jun. 1University of Wisconsin-Madison professors discuss how geopolitical conflict and emerging technology are reshaping the world’s economy at Wisconsin Alumni Association webinar.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison alters ethnic studies requirement for incoming students
By Sonia Bendre | May. 31The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s ‘Course Search and Enroll’ feature now includes a ‘Core GenEd’ section, which will replace the current ‘Course Designation’ section for students first enrolling for or after Summer 2026.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison to debut METAL, ACE manufacturing workforce hubs
By Sonia Bendre | May. 30Contract negotiations between University of Wisconsin-Madison and Department of War offices are underway for METAL and ACE hubs dedicated to manufacturing workforce development.
CITY NEWS
Safe Routes to School plan expands safe guards, student transportation options
By Mary Al-Bazi | May. 28Safe Routes to School is a city and Madison Metropolitan School District-wide initiative to encourage more students to walk, bike and bus to school.
CITY NEWS
Meet Frost: MPD’s newest recruit
By Elisabeth Carroll | May. 28Madison Police Department recently recruited clinical therapy dog, Frost to their ranks, providing more officer support.
CAMPUS NEWS
Incarcerated students earn degrees from UW-system universities
By Addison Dama | May. 26UW system schools awarded bachelors degrees to 29 incarcerated individuals for the first time in over 50 years.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison investigates student organization for promoting Ridglan Farms raid
By Hayden Lund | May. 25The University of Wisconsin-Madison opened an investigation into Animal Advocacy, a registered student organization, for possible violations of an expressive activity policy and a Wisconsin state statute related to the group’s promotion of the April 18 Ridglan Farms raid.
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