The Great Midwest Hemp Fest celebrates cannabis, pushes for legal reform
By Eliza Tool | Oct. 4, 2023The Great Midwest Hemp Fest held its annual festival at Library Mall Sunday, featuring more than 20 vendors, musicians and speakers.
The Great Midwest Hemp Fest held its annual festival at Library Mall Sunday, featuring more than 20 vendors, musicians and speakers.
Republican lawmakers introduced legislation to target gender-affirming surgery for minors as part of repeated national attacks from the GOP against transgender people.
Wisconsin Emergency Management (WEM) is preparing for a nationwide symphony of phone ringers this Wednesday as the country prepares for its third test of the Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) system.
Attendants spoke of an accomplished, fun-loving leader who served the university for nine years.
The total UW-Madison enrollment broke 50,000 for the first time in school history, and the new freshman class includes the second-highest number of Wisconsin residents.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison will “absorb” $7 million in budget cuts with no faculty layoffs and furloughs, Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin announced Monday.
An ongoing debate persists between Republicans and the Department of Natural Resources over a management plan for the wolf population in Wisconsin.
Harris, who had originally planned to speak on campus on Wednesday, canceled the visit to attend the funeral services for Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
Black students shared experiences of racism, lack of administrative action on campus in the first Blk Pwr Coalition Town Hall.
WUD Cuisine’s new Cookbook Subcommittee announced plans to create a student-authored cookbook for the University of Wisconsin-Madison community earlier this month.
Dr. Dixon Kaufman, director of UW Health’s Transplant Research Center, worked with a team of UW-Madison researchers and specialists at Stanford University to optimize compatibility between host and recipient transplants.
The UW System released preliminary enrollment estimates and will release official findings later this week.
Student representatives react positively to chancellor visit, talk ASM goals.
A coalition of anti-abortion groups gathered at the state Capitol to call on state prosecutors to bring charges against abortion providers within the state.
The nurses share their continual struggle to feel valued and how that jeopardizes not only their job, but also their patient’s experience.
Campus offices at the University of Wisconsin-Madison prepared for a looming federal government shutdown which would have begun on Sunday, but Congress passed a bill to keep the federal government funded for 45 more days during a last-minute vote on Saturday.
Madison alders proposed 16 amendments to the city's 2024 budget that add significant additional funding to community development projects and reconstruction.
Dane County Executive Joe Parisi announced funding for the expansion of the mental health emergency response program in the 2024 county budget.
The former Speaker of the House said Republicans will lose in 2024 if Trump is the nominee.
The White House spoke about tackling issues relevant to college affordability, the climate crisis and mental health in a Tuesday press briefing with collegiate student media.