Police arrested a man for attacking bouncers and police officers early Saturday morning at Segredo bar, according to a Madison Police Department report released Monday.
After 16 years of minimal change, UW-Madison is witness to a new campus-wide proposal to increase diversity throughout the community, agreed upon by faculty, staff and students in a town hall meeting Tuesday.
Hooked, a mobile app that provides coupons for local restaurants, announced Tuesday it will include UW-Madison restaurants in its limited-time deals.
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation granted $73 million to UW-Madison and affiliated organizations, according to a Tuesday UW-Madison press release.
Wednesday will be the last day for students to register early for the Nov. 4 election, in which voters will decide between incumbent Gov. Scott Walker and challenger Mary Burke, as well as other state and federal representatives.
Gubernatorial candidates discussed policy initiatives intended to combat transportation spending Tuesday with the Wisconsin State Journal Editorial Board.
A party on West Gorham Street ended badly when a group of individuals showed up uninvited and stole approximately $3,500 worth of belongings from the hosts’ apartment Saturday, according to Madison Police Department spokesperson Joel DeSpain in an incident report.
A battery that occurred early Saturday morning left one man unconscious with head injuries on North Bassett Street, according to Madison Police Department spokesperson Joel DeSpain in a report.
The Orpheum Theater will undergo facade improvements to update the decades-old exterior while still maintaining its iconic old fashioned style after Madison’s Board of Estimates approved a $20,000 grant to the owner Monday.
Chancellor Rebecca Blank told staff it is going to be a “tough year” when discussing finances at an Academic Staff meeting in Bascom Hall Monday.
The Associated Students of Madison Student Services Finance Committee unanimously approved the Greater University Tutoring Service’s 2015-’16 budget at a meeting Monday.
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., visited the Associated Students of Madison Legislative Affairs Committee Monday to speak about his role in the federal government and answer questions involving student life.
UW-Madison will participate in a three-year research project involving the use of biomass instead of petroleum to produce plastic precursors and other chemicals, according to a university news release.
The state government released new data indicating Wisconsin taxpayers have paid $1 billion on the state’s voucher schools, while Kenosha’s state representative claimed Monday there is no accountability for the “squandered” money.
All marriage licenses issued after U.S. District Court Judge Barbara Crabb struck down Wisconsin’s constitutional ban on same-sex marriage in June, will be legally recognized, Gov. Scott Walker announced Monday.
While the Supreme Court halted Wisconsin’s voter ID law from taking effect for the November elections Thursday, both candidates vying to represent Wisconsin’s 6th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives continue to debate the court’s decision.
Saturday’s game against Illinois saw an overall decrease in the number of citations and ejections in comparison to the previous home game, UW-Madison police said in a release.
With the abundant assortment of State Street restaurants, food trucks, dining halls and instant food delivery services, it’s no secret that Madison is a utopia of delicious cuisine.
UW-Madison junior Jackson Spingler said Jake Anderson, the junior who sustained a spinal injury after diving into Lake Mendota last month, has been his best friend since high school. Anderson took Spingler under his wing and they have done almost everything together since.
Voter ID laws caused a decrease in voter turnout in Kansas and Tennessee in the 2012 general election, according to a report released last month by the federal Government Accountability Office.
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