Both Gov. Tony Evers and a UW-Madison professor say suspending parole reviews is currently illegal in Wisconsin.
A Waunakee teen was arrested in connection to multiple assault reports.
The new bill mandates an independent sexual assault prevention advocate at any higher education institute receiving federal funding.
Starting his career after graduating from UW-Madison, Brown has worked on numerous projects with the UW System for over 40 years
Democrats look for more time to foster bipartisan support for federal bill to codify same-sex and interracial marriage
Both the Senate and governor’s races are within a 3-point margin as Wisconsin’s Nov. 8 elections draw near.
Juliana Bennett has introduced an ordinance change to ban the use of indiscriminate weapons for the purposes of crowd control.
This year’s flag ceremony served as another step to rid ignorance and embrace educational awareness about the history of the Ho-Chunk Nation and the other Wisconsin First Nations.
While March’s name will not return to the top of the Play Circle Theater, with deeper research, his name and legacy at the university could be found elsewhere.
The parties plan on collaborating to address challenges UW Health nurses face while promoting quality patient care and retention of nurses at the hospital.
"On weeks where I work weekends [which is every other week], I’m averaging around 25 hours a week … When I was interviewed for the position, I was told I’d be working a maximum of 17”
Current students are eligible for up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness, but whether or not you qualify depends on your income, tax status and loan type.
The record-high budget develops the city’s infrastructure for climate resiliency and affordable housing.
Earlier this week, the University of Wisconsin-Madison was ranked 38 by U.S. News & World Report.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin reintroduced the Go Pack Go Act last week to ensure Wisconsinites in out-of-state television markets can root for the green and gold during every football Sunday.
Looking ahead, UHS is focused on developing integrated care services to address ongoing mental health needs, in addition to building a community of support and empowerment for all students.
The proposal will fund education and outreach programs that aim to address opioid misuse in Dane County.
The plan would use Wisconsin’s $5 billion budget surplus to expand free school lunches and mental health resources, improve literacy outcomes and alleviate staffing shortages — all without raising property taxes.
The UWPD released the statistics from the Washington State football game on Saturday
The Chazen Museum of Art’s new exhibit, “Sifting and Reckoning,” opens Sept. 12 and runs until Dec. 23.
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