UW-Madison student creates campus housing rental marketplace app
By Audrey Rubenstein | Apr. 28Rentle is the newest dating app in Madison - which apartment is your next match?
Rentle is the newest dating app in Madison - which apartment is your next match?
University of Wisconsin-Madison students and visitors celebrated Mifflin Street Block Party Saturday where six firearms were recovered and 37 arrests were made.
Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau, who has been at the university for 26 years, will be the college’s first dean.
Weekend sports anchor and reporter at Madison’s WMTV-15 Audrey Marr built her career on one word: yes.
School districts across Wisconsin are reversing book bans and focusing on individual parental rights after banning more than 400 books across multiple districts in the 2023-24 academic year.
Authorities outlined their preparedness measures for the annual Mifflin Street Block party at a press conference Wednesday.
Proposed state legislation could raise wages in Madison to $20 by 2030 and allow the city to set their own wage ordinances.
Despite rising in the rankings, UW-Madison, and the UW system as a whole, are constantly dealing with an administrative exodus
As Gov. Tony Evers leaves the governor’s seat this November, current and former colleagues reflect on his long legacy as an educator.
After charging a $100 fee for guests during Halloween weekend, University of Wisconsin-Madison Housing will not charge for dorm guests, but will limit guests during the upcoming Mifflin weekend to one per resident.
University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni shared their experiences and highlighted the importance of Peace Corps volunteering.
Students and organizers joined to trade and donate clothes Monday, kicking off a week of textile waste awareness.
Bandit, a 5-year-old red panda at Henry Vilas Zoo, will depart this week for another accredited zoo as part of a conservation breeding program.
Author Sarah Thankam Mathews discussed her journey to becoming a writer.
Experts say increased “vaccine hesitancy” could be a factor in the state-wide trend.
University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni John and Tasia Morgridge donated $25 million to Philip A. Levy Engineering Center.
Experts highlighted issues affecting Generation Z voters today and what those trends say about the future at the “Evolution of the Youth Vote: Changing Gen Z Politics” panel.
Activists across the state are hopeful after anti-data center group victories in DeForest.
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s annual “Day of the Badger” fundraising campaign, featuring pop-up events and donation challenges, raised over $2 million for campus programs.
High-profile Supreme Court elections continue to overshadow city positions as many voters leave ballots partially blank. Campaign awareness and spending may make all the difference.