Liz Cheney, a former Republican congresswoman ousted for her criticisms of former President Donald Trump, spoke at the CapTimes Idea Fest Friday night to explain her endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris and why democracy is on the ballot in November.
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway hosted a roundtable with student journalists on Thursday to discuss topics of interest for students, including housing, public transit and the upcoming election. Here’s what to know.
Four metropolitan area panelists tackle big questions about the current and future state of Madison housing.
Sam Brown, owner of Leopold’s Books Bar Cafe and Fabiola's Spaghetti House & Deli, opens up about owning an iconic business.
Vice President Kamala Harris advocated for abortion access and health care during a rally at the Alliant Energy Center.
The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents heard arguments concerning the tenured faculty status of former UW-La Crosse Chancellor Joe Gow
In a talk sponsored by the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication, the CNN politics anchor and UW-Madison alum reflected on politics reporting and his journey to congressional reporting.
Gov. Tony Evers’ University of Wisconsin System $800 million budget increase proposal would be the largest increase in the system’s history if approved.
In the second meeting of the school year, ASM called on campus administration to meet with the Teaching Assistants Association and tabled a proposal that would make segregated fee spending information accessible.
PACs have spent over $18.7 million on the Wisconsin Senate race between U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Eric Hovde, but whose money is it?
The 19-term California representative and speaker emeritus spotlighted her new book “The Art of Power” during the Cap Times Idea Fest.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Students for Justice in Palestine protested student disciplinary investigations and criticized updates to university protest policy outside Gordon dining hall on Sept. 11.
The Youth Governance Program gives Gen Z a chance to make their voices heard in county government on important issues.
Two UW-Madison student organizations hope to help students facing mental health issues through peer-to-peer support.
The Dane County Board of Supervisors held a hearing for county departments to make budget requests Wednesday as pandemic-era federal aid is set to expire and the city of Madison faces a projected $22 million budget shortfall.
Lawsuit challenging the denial of a public records request for a Name, Image and Likeness contract held by the UW Foundation dismissed by Dane County Circuit Court judge
In an ad hoc report commissioned by Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin after students protested a University of Wisconsin-Madison student’s racist video last year, UW-Madison alumni, students and staff outlined recommendations to improve the Black experience.
Under the policy, university leaders, faculty and staff will “generally refrain” from issuing statements in their capacity as university employees, but personal statements are allowed if they can’t be “reasonably perceived” to represent the university.
Both candidates dove head-first into national issues that Wisconsinites are divided on including abortion access, Israel’s war on Gaza and immigration.
At a filled to capacity watch party at Union South, University of Wisconsin-Madison students watched the first presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
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