With flu season approaching, UW-Madison issued a recommendation for all students to receive the influenza vaccination last Wednesday, according to a university press release.
UW-Madison will launch its first ever massive open online course related to wellness in the workplace and return on investment Oct. 20.
UW-Madison researchers received funding for their work screening chemicals and developing technology to test the effect of drugs on the body.
UW-Madison researchers soon will have the option to store and organize lab notebooks with a new software service called Electronic Lab Notebook, according to a Tuesday university release Tuesday.
Three suspects reportedly beat up and robbed a 33-year-old Madison man following an argument over a sleeping space Sunday night on the 10 block of North Carroll Street, according to MPD Public Information Officer Joel DeSpain.
An 18-year-old Madison teenager crashed into a light pole and traffic standard on South Midvale Boulevard Monday morning, claiming that he lost control after being shot at, according to a MPD incident report.
A seemingly modest proposal to make October 2015 hip-hop awareness month at Tuesday’s Madison Arts Commission meeting was universally applauded by members and community speakers alike.
The UW-Madison freshman class has the second largest number of in-state residents since 2001, with 3,750 of the 6,264 enrolled students coming from Wisconsin.
UW System students could soon see a new form of representation across the state, one that is more conducive to sharing and organizing their ideas and initiatives.
The state accused opposition attorneys of inciting confusion by requesting a federal appeals court reconsider the recent voter ID decision before Wisconsin’s Nov. 4 election.
Officials in charge of running Wisconsin’s elections asked a judge to dismiss a case brought forward by Republican legislators who alleged the state’s new ballots are unfair and will confuse voters.
Hundreds of shoes lined the state Capitol stairs representing Wisconsinites who have lost their lives due to gun violence. Legislators, law enforcement officials and advocates against gun violence met Monday to spread awareness on how to decrease gun fatalities around the state.
Student government leaders discussed the importance of voting and made new members eligible to register students to vote in a meeting Monday.
Student leaders decided to finance a group supporting working class students and are set to later determine financial eligibility for a student group combatting sexual assault.
Editor's note: this story was edited to correct the statement that Ald. Ledell Zellers, District 2, recommended to omit amplified music from the rooftop restaurant, Zellers recommended reviewing the use of amplified music should it cause any disturbances.
Mayor Paul Soglin made it clear at a press conference Monday that he wants all citizens to vote in November’s gubernatorial election, from students and the elderly, to single parents.
Though Phase One of the Memorial Union Reinvestment project is finished, the Union and Terrace will see more changes in the years to come.
An unidentified victim reported she was sexually assaulted in a UW-Madison residence hall early Sunday morning, according to a Timely Warning release from the UW-Madison Police Department Monday.
Wisconsin farms and agricultural businesses have been busy at work cultivating $88.3 billion in economic activity and more than 413,500 jobs in 2012.
UW-Madison student Hannah Kinsella lobbied U.S. Sen.Tammy Baldwin’s, D-Wis., office Sept. 19, pushing for greater transparency on how schools and students enter into agreements with financial institutions.
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