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Diversity Forum speakers include the assistant vice provost in the Division of Diversity Sherri A. Charleston, the chief of university police Kristen Roman and Chancellor Rebecca Blank.
NEWS

UW-Madison to hold Diversity Forum next week

UW-Madison will welcome a variety of guest speakers to discuss topics of inclusivity and wellness at the 18th Diversity Forum next week. Program directors, police officers, professors and others affiliated with UW-Madison will gather at Union South on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1.


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NEWS

Study sheds light on sextortion, fastest-growing form of teen cyberbullying

Sexual extortion, or “sextortion,” occurs when a victim who voluntarily shares sexual images finds themself threatened with the release of those materials unless they meet the blackmailer’s demands — many of which are sexual. The U.S. Federal Justice department identified sextortion as the fastest growing form of online bullying among children and teens.


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CITY NEWS

Madison Metro bus crashes into police station

A Madison Metro bus plowed into a police station Tuesday afternoon after the driver suffered a medical emergency. The bus veered off the road and crashed into a brick wall housing trash cans outside the Madison Police Department’s North District Building just blocks from the airport. Police said the accident was likely caused by a medical emergency on the part of the driver, who was taken to the hospital.


EContra EZ is on sale at Badger Market in Memorial Union for $13.
NEWS

Student Unions now offer emergency contraceptives

An oral emergency contraceptive is now available for purchase in both student unions at UW-Madison, and at a lower cost than name-brand equivalents. EContra EZ, an emergency contraceptive pill, can now be purchased at the Badger Markets in Memorial Union and Union South for $13.



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