The market includes over 100 Wisconsin-based vendors of various local industries, from sweets to produce.
Dr. LaMassa is a support scientist and branch manager of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) who studies the growth and evolution of supermassive black holes, active galactic nucleus activity and star formation.
The Center for Communication and Civic Renewal found that over half of Wisconsinites surveyed stopped talking politics with another person due to a disagreement.
A new report for the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation found Wisconsin’s auto manufacturing past could fuel a rise in electric vehicle production.
Chancellor Mnookin’s investiture featured student performances and speeches from state leaders.
The Senior Class Office selected the Center for Healthy Minds, an organization focused on research regarding mental health and well-being, to receive their annual gift.
Upgraded commercial, research and educational facilities in Babcock Hall continue to support dairy farming research in Wisconsin.
Though many hear the wide-spanning ring of the carillon bells atop Madison’s carillon tower, they might not know the intricacies of the instrument.
The Homeless Services Consortium of Dane County incorporates individuals with lived housing insecurity experience when it comes to decision making, advocacy and project management.
Young voters at UW campuses made history with extraordinary turnout in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race. Campus organizers are taking credit.
Students are frustrated with UHS’ limited sessions, long wait times and lack of staff.
The STARS Network hopes to increase access to higher education for students from rural and small towns.
Luxury student housing developer Core Spaces is looking to build two additional high-rise apartment buildings near campus.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin announced she is running for a third term in Wisconsin, a likely battleground state in 2024.
The two officers and a suspect died following a traffic stop shooting Saturday in northwestern Wisconsin.
The program aims to expand access to culturally responsive mental health services in Madison schools and address inequities in the field of psychology.
Incoming and current students were caught off guard by the recent tuition hike.
The nonprofit news publication chose 12 former and current students and employees of UW-Madison, to make up their list of influential leaders for this year.
Two members of Generation Z were elected to the Common Council Tuesday, while another narrowly failed to unseat Madison’s longest-serving alder.
As Democrats gear up for 2024 in the wake of a consequential Supreme Court election, the DCCC marked two of Wisconsin’s districts as “in play.”
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