While COVID-19 has begun to spread across the U.S., Wisconsin officials ruled out declaring a state of emergency for now as the state and UW-Madison prepare emergency plans.
Elena Haasl’s campaign policy platforms include equality, mental health services, environmental protections for Madison’s lakes and watershed.
The first female chancellor of UW-Stout, Katherine Frank, assumed her role on March 1 with a focus on diversity, sustainability and continuous student success.
Madison Parks is hosting two community engagement meetings and offering an online survey to gauge public opinion on the future of the city’s four public golf courses.
UW-Stevens Point Chancellor Bernie Patterson announced his retirement at the end of the year, allowing the UW System time to find his replacement.
UW-Milwaukee freshman Sean Baek, a Type 1 diabetic, was last seen Feb. 14 leaving his residence hall after taking LSD.
The political student organization endorsed two students for the upcoming city council and county board elections.
Albert Colom stepped down from his role as UW-Eau Claire vice chancellor for enrollment management following the university opening an investigation into a complaint of gender-based discrimination.
As unexcused absences in Madison middle schools continue to rise, researches determine that academic achievement may not be as directly related to attendance as previously thought.
Madison public schools suffer from teacher shortages and an inability to retain them in their positions as state legislators struggle to find solutions.
Rock County Court charged Marcus Randal El, 33, for a double homicide.
The Air Force confirms Madison is the preferred location for F-35 base despite opposition from local officials
UW-Green Bay’s 12-member search and screen committee selected four finalists Wednesday.
UW-Milwaukee professors took to social media last week after a dispute with University Relations over whether a poster for a presentation on academic freedom during the Trump administration was too partisan.
Many voters experienced delayed registration and confusion about their polling location due to technical difficulties with MyVote Wisconsin.
The Alliance Defending Freedom law firm sent UW-River Falls a letter threatening to sue the university after an administrator asked a group of students to leave university grounds after recruiting on campus.
The 2020 Census will determine how federal funds are distributed, as well as the boundaries of congressional and legislative districts.
Marcus Randle-El has been charged with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide.
The Marquette Neighborhood Association's Preservation and Development Committee remains skeptical of owner Austin Carl's business plans.
The City of Madison surpasses last February's record with three days left to submit ballots.
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