MMSD to resume classes in early March, teachers concerned about potential COVID-19 exposure
Forced to go remote by COVID-19, student organizations navigate involvement and participation.
Benjamin Crump, a civil rights lawyer, spoke to the UW-Madison community about the fight for justice.
Evers plan includes legalizing marijuana and accepting the Obamacare expansion, but Assembly Speaker Robin Vos says that he expects the legislature to start from scratch.
UW-Madison Federal Pell Grant recipients began to receive notice of automatic COVID-19 aid Monday.
Biden outlined his almost $2 trillion plan to vaccinate every American by the end of July to voters among other issues.
W. Jerome Frautschi foundation gave $10 million to a new, 100,000 square-foot museum coming to the downtown area.
The state Department of Natural Resources Board held a meeting Monday to decide on a quota for the newly instated wolf hunting season, which is set to run from Feb. 22-28.
UW System Interim President Tommy Thompson proposed the idea of consolidating UW System campuses and Wisconsin technical colleges to boost enrollment and retain money.
While reinfection remains rare, instances have been recorded recently at UW-Madison.
A new development by the owners of “The Hub” forced Room out of its downtown location, but it has found a new home on Atwood Ave.
UW-Madison students encourage their peers to vote in the race for State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
About 40 homeless people will have to move out of the Temporary Park Encampment at McPike Park by Feb. 28, as the city cites the effect on residential neighborhoods.
UW-Madison will receive more than $12.2 million from the State of Wisconsin Building Commission for minor building renovation projects.
Wisconsin has moved up the ranks in vaccine distribution as Gov. Tony Evers’ administration plans to open new community vaccination clinics.
The Public Safety Review Committee recommends disregarding MPD report about use of tear gas.
Graduate students feel they shouldn’t have to pay the mandatory fees, which amount to 10% of their salaries as university employees.
Study finds that UW-Madison is top contributor to the Wisconsin economy.
New legislative and budget proposals could create more UW-Madison Division of Extension agents, who exemplify the Wisconsin Idea by bringing university research to agricultural communities across Wisconsin.
Student leaders at UW-Madison share reasons why the past, present and future of Black history must be acknowledged.
Read on Issuu
Solutions by The State News
