Chancellor Mnookin announced the RISE initiative to hire faculty in areas of “global challenge,” including artificial intelligence.
More than a dozen campus organizations shared their services with students in Memorial Union’s Tripp Commons.
Canvas observers are able to access class assignments, calendars and more.
An anti-gay and anti-feminist dance group once expelled from mainland China is performing in Madison this weekend.
The Globe remains a unifying dining experience, fostering a sense of home through its fusion of cultures.
Transit experts stress the importance of speed and frequency for Madison train service.
District 33 Dane County Supervisor Dana Pellebon will run against Ald. Regina Vidaver and Sen. Melissa Agard for county executive.
The program seeks to strengthen the relationship between Madison residents and the 115th Fighter Wing following noise concerns.
In a hearing from the Committee on Colleges and Universities, Republican lawmakers presented a bill to support free speech on UW System campuses.
In a Friday email, Rep. John Macco responded to a co-sponsorship memo regarding a bill to end child marriage in Wisconsin by saying he would add an amendment to prohibit gender-affirming care for minors.
Lily's Classic, the annual hockey tournament organized by the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, will not be canceled at this time despite low ice levels on Lake Mendota.
UW-Madison confirmed a case of active tuberculosis in a residence hall and provided options for testing.
A Monday afternoon water main break on Randall Avenue caused closures for Union South restrooms and some restaurants.
The City of Madison alerted users of social platform X Monday to disregard recent messaging from the public library’s account due to recent hacking.
The editor-in-chief of Campus Reform, a conservative watchdog group, filed Title VI complaints against several universities, including UW-Madison, for allegedly failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitic incidents.
The Tenant Resource Center will open a new location Thursday to continue its efforts in assisting renters amid a housing shortage in Madison.
Robert N. Golden, who has led the School of Medicine and Public Health since 2006, will resign once a successor is named.
In a Tuesday press conference, Democratic lawmakers announced a package of bills to address the ongoing decline of local journalism in Wisconsin.
The court’s liberal majority agreed to hear Evers’ lawsuit contending Wisconsin Republicans acted unconstitutionally when blocking conservation project funds.
Ahead of the next legislative session, Gov. Tony Evers detailed his veto against a Republican-approved map proposal and touted his lawsuit against Republican lawmakers.
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