The University of Wisconsin-Madison held a panel discussing the effects of proposed budget cuts on research in academic departments and on scholars across the nation.
After a year of negotiations, Madison agreed to work closer with the Metro Transit union and increase bus drivers’ pay, vacation days and safety.
Fellows Rose Jang and Hannah Oh from a nonprofit that assists North Korean defectors spoke about their experiences growing up in North Korea and what life is like after defecting at a Tuesday event
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker discussed democracy, the relationship between the national guard and Chicago and encouraged people to peacefully protest at the Cap Times Idea Fest.
Republican representative introduced a bill aiming to better track the processing of rape kits
TikTok Evangelical preacher, Sister Cindy, visited Library Mall Tuesday, encouraging a modest lifestyle, abstaining from premarital sex and embracing Jesus Christ.
Total overdose deaths continue to decline in Dane County despite a rise in overdose incidents this summer.
Developers have proposed new construction projects in response to excess demand for student housing.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz visited Madison for the Cap Times Idea Fest, discussing gun violence, his time as a vice presidential candidate and the future of the Democratic Party.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department is investigating five reported electric bike and scooter thefts since mid-August.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison earned a Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System Gold rating in August after expanding sustainability efforts across academics, operations and campus engagement.
A suspicious package, found near the Enzyme Institute at 1710 University Ave, was investigated by police and deemed safe 45 minutes later.
Pro-Palestine graffiti found Friday on several University of Wisconsin-Madison landmarks, including Bascom Hall, Hagenah Fountain and the Abraham Lincoln statue on Library Mall.
The popular online trend made its way to Madison on Friday, crowning the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s “most performative male”
Major libraries like College and Memorial library will remain open, but with reduced hours this year.
After two terms, Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers reflects on his record, focusing on the importance of fair maps, threats from the Trump administration and the future of public K-12 funding.
The Cap Times Idea Fest virtual panel discussed ongoing efforts to keep lakewater clean.
STEM camps run by University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Center for Climatic Research have served autistic middle and high school students across Wisconsin and Illinois since 2020, but organizers say federal funding cuts threaten their future.
With construction planned for February 2027, the University of Wisconsin-Madison hopes to bring the educational facilities in one of campus’s oldest buildings “up to modern standards.”
The forum featured three immigration experts to speak on U.S. immigration law and policy.
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