NEWS
Students take breather from election stress at UW Hillel event
By Alyssa Hui | Nov. 7, 2018UW-Madison Hillel students gathered Tuesday for a poll party celebrating the gubernatorial election.
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CAMPUS NEWS
Native teachers encourage STEM programs throughout Milwaukee area
By Robyn Cawley | Nov. 6, 2018UW-Milwaukee receives funding to combat a shortage of Native American educators and encourage more inclusive learning within the American Indian community.
STATE NEWS
Democrats projected to take House in midterm elections
By Jessica Lipaz | Nov. 6, 2018Democrats are expected to take control of the House, though no upsets are expected in Wisconsin to affect the balance of power.
STATE NEWS
Tammy Baldwin wins easy re-election
By Andy Goldstein | Nov. 6, 2018Democrats hold onto their Wisconsin seat in the U.S. Senate, as Tammy Baldwin cruises to victory.
NEWS
State technology advisors call for more investment in academic research
By Sydney Widell | Nov. 6, 2018In an effort to bolster a stronger culture of academic research and development in Wisconsin, state technology advisors called on the Walker administration to foster more connections between industry and the UW System, support facility maintenance and cultivate a more welcoming academic climate.
NEWS
ASM internal budget approved, Grant Allocation Committee salaries slashed
By Morgan Lock | Nov. 6, 2018The Student Services Finance Committee voted to eliminate salaries for Grant Allocation Committee members while granting Associated Students of Madison the rest of their requested $1,272,839.70 budget in its meeting Monday night.
NEWS
Student orgs host food drive in support of national movement
By Jenna Walters | Nov. 5, 2018UW-Madison students will host a food drive to help stock a local food pantry weeks before the Thanksgiving holiday.
CITY NEWS
Madison early voting up over 400 percent from last midterm election
By Jon Brockman | Nov. 5, 2018Madison set a new city record for early voting in a midterm election with a more than 400 percent increase from 2014 early voting turnout, Madison Mayor Paul Soglin announced at a press conference Monday. Soglin said absentee ballots totaled just over 45,700, more than four times the 2014 total of slightly more than 15,000.
STATE NEWS
What to know about tomorrow’s midterm election
By Jessica Lipaz | Nov. 5, 2018Polls for the midterm election will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Nov. 6.
CITY NEWS
Uber, Lyft, Union Cab to offer discounts for Election Day rides in Madison
By Jon Brockman | Nov. 5, 2018In an attempt to get more voters to the polls, ride-share companies Uber and Lyft as well as Union Cab will offer free or discounted rides to voters on election day Tuesday. Lyft announced they would offer 50 percent off for riders across the country with a promo code as well as free rides for underserved communities in partnership with various nonprofits like Voto Latino, Urban League and the League of Women Voters.
NEWS
UW-Madison students organize events to celebrate Native American heritage month
By Gianina Dinon | Nov. 4, 2018UW-Madison’s Native November Planning Leadership, composed of organizations like American Indian Science and Engineering Society and the Gender and Sexuality Campus Center, has collaborated to organize a series of events to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. This celebration is a part of Nation Native American Heritage Month, celebrated in November to pay tribute to the ancestry and traditions of Native Americans.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison furthers research legacy through investigation of financially vulnerable families
By Robyn Cawley | Nov. 4, 2018To continue UW-Madison’s long history in research, the Center for Financial Security will participate within a five-year agreement to study the fiscal well-being of those who are most financially vulnerable.
STATE NEWS
Elizabeth Warren campaigns for Baldwin ahead of midterms
By Andy Goldstein | Nov. 4, 2018U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren rallied for Tammy Baldwin’s reelection campaign in Madison and Milwaukee ahead of Tuesday’s election.
CAMPUS NEWS
Blank joins other higher education leadership to oppose transgender memo
By Sydney Widell | Nov. 4, 2018In a letter addressed to Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, Chancellor Rebecca Blank, along with presidents from Rutgers and Princeton Universities, called on the Department of Education to protect the rights of transgender people in education policy.
CAMPUS NEWS
Diversity Forum reveals uptick in minority student enrollment, campus unwelcomeness
By Robyn Cawley | Nov. 2, 2018In order to recognize gaps in accessibility and inclusivity, universities must first find spaces where those losses exist. For 18 years, UW-Madison has hosted a Diversity Forum to recognize just that.
NEWS
Temporary art piece aims to spark public discourse
By Molly Davis | Nov. 2, 2018An art piece installed in front of Memorial Library invites passersby on Library Mall to interact with it.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW System and Alliant Energy celebrates faculty and student with excellence awards
By Aylin Merve Arikan | Nov. 1, 2018In honor of their contributions to their institutions and communities, UW System students and staff received the Erroll B. Davis, Jr. Academic Achievement Award and Alliant Energy/Underkofler Excellence in Teaching Award.
CITY NEWS
Waunakee woman pleads no contest to killing student in drunk driving accident
By Jon Brockman | Nov. 1, 2018A Waunakee woman pleaded no contest to felony homicide charges Thursday in Dane County Court after she killed a UW-Madison student in a drunk driving incident last January. The defendant, 25-year-old Nicole Bruns, was charged with five felonies in the death of student Alexandra Ihm, who Bruns hit with her car while driving drunk in January 2017.
STATE NEWS
Trump administration approves parts of new state healthcare plan mandating additional requirements for coverage
By Will Husted | Nov. 1, 2018Although the Center did not approve the state’s request to require drug screenings, drug and risk assessments can be administered by health care providers as a part of a member’s treatment plan according to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
CAMPUS NEWS
‘Fees first, grads second’ proves not fiscally responsible for Teaching Assistants' Association
By Robyn Cawley | Nov. 1, 2018“It’s sort of strange to be paying for the ability to work,” said Representative Ruben Moreno as the Teaching Assistants’ Association returned to work with the 25th session to halt the mandatory segregated fees policy.
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