At a press conference, Vos said he would move forward with engineering hall plans if he got an agreement on DEI programs and greater authority over UW System positions.
A 10:22 a.m. WiscAlert urged students to avoid the Library Mall area as UWPD investigates a ‘suspicious package’ found there.
The vote calls for UW-Madison to support a movement opposing the creation of a police training facility in Georgia and four Madison ‘student-age’ people arrested in conjunction with the movement.
A silent transformation is underway in Madison.
The nonprofit, community-run radio station has operated for nearly 50 years within Madison and its surrounding areas.
The presentation was part of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s annual Go Big Read event, which aims to create diverse academic conversation through a shared reading experience.
The UW System Board of Regents unanimously voted to end the policy at a Thursday meeting in Madison.
Professors are picking up slack as students adjust to the new life under understaffed, uncertain universities.
Small family farms employ various strategies to overcome economic exclusion, together.
Through healthy and authentic dishes inspired by Mumbai’s street food, Bombay Fast Cafe cart serves up a quick and affordable meal for UW-Madison students.
UW-Madison emphasizes the challenges of local sourcing, navigating state procurement policies and the logistical hurdles of bringing fresh, local food to student dining halls.
Students and alumni turn their creations into businesses.
The recent move by Children’s Wisconsin shows the disparity in healthcare in Wisconsin along racial and economic lines.
Wisconsin departments that work with repayment plans championed a new Biden administration student loan forgiveness proposal while raising concerns about student scams.
Two Democratic state lawmakers spoke at a town hall Wednesday about funding for a new UW-Madison engineering building and student housing affordability.
The agency will partner with the City of Madison Community Development Authority to host an annual competition that allows teams of university graduate students to address an affordable housing design challenge.
The incident occurred after a Monday vigil commemorating one month since the Hamas’ deadly Oct. 7 terrorist attacks against Israel.
The State Street Starbucks location's request for sharp object containers was declined by management after receiving prior confirmation that an order had been put in by the district manager.
Anthropology graduate student Molli Pauliot partnered with faculty to create a banner inspired by Ho-Chunk design as UW-Madison continues to recognize indigenous culture.
Former Hawaii Supreme Court Associate Justice Michael Wilson spoke about the importance of prioritizing sustainability in government and policy.
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