STATE NEWS
New Marquette poll shows tightened Wisconsin Governor, U.S. Senate race
By Jasper Bernstein | Nov. 3, 2022Incumbent Governor Evers and Senator Johnson locked in tough race against opposition
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CAMPUS NEWS
Student organizations pull out all the stops to turn out UW-Madison vote, some students remain unconvinced
By Ellie Nowakowski | Nov. 3, 2022BadgersVote and other on-campus organizations are hopeful about student interest and engagement as the midterm elections approach.
STATE NEWS
Keeping it civil: How students in Wisconsin’s premier swing county debate politics with dignity
By Tyler Katzenberger | Nov. 3, 2022Sauk Prairie High School government teacher Ryan Mussack believes much of his class — and Sauk County — doesn’t live on the political fringes.
CITY NEWS
The Madison Public Market faces yet another financial setback
By Meghan Spirito | Nov. 3, 2022The construction of the Madison Public Market has been delayed, and with a $5.25 million funding gap, the project does not seem to be starting any time soon, according to officials with the Madison Public Market Foundation.
IN-DEPTH
Examining past and future LGBTQ+ activism on campus with the GSCC
By Gabriella Hartlaub | Nov. 3, 2022Student activism on LGBTQ+ issues throughout UW-Madison’s history created a more accepting and safe environment for students, according to GSCC.
CAMPUS NEWS
David Kahl pleads guilty to 2008 murder of UW-Madison student
By Noe Goldhaber | Nov. 3, 2022Fourteen years after the murder of UW-Madison student Brittany Zimmerman at her apartment, David Kahl, a former person of interest in the case, admitted guilt.
CAMPUS NEWS
Bascom Hill packed once again with flamingos as Fill the Hill returns
By Zach Kaplan | Nov. 3, 2022The 2022 Fill the Hill event raised $421,057.
CITY NEWS
Mandela Barnes brings Pete Buttigieg to Madison to support his campaign for U.S. Senate
By Matthew Dubin | Nov. 1, 2022Various elected officials came to support Mandela Barnes in his upcoming election for U.S. Senator on Nov. 8.
CITY NEWS
‘Harmful and confusing’: UW-Madison community reacts to antisemitic Halloween costume
By Charlie Hildebrand | Oct. 30, 2022A person dressed as Adolf Hitler roamed the State Street area Saturday night, sparking anger and confusion among the campus community.
STATE NEWS
‘We can make things better’: Barack Obama energizes Democrats during Milwaukee visit
By Tyler Katzenberger | Oct. 30, 2022The former president appeared alongside Gov. Tony Evers, Lt. Gov Mandela Barnes and other high-profile Democrats in a last-minute bid to energize Milwaukee voters.
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Q&A: State Rep. Francesca Hong reflects on her first term ahead of November elections
By Mia Salbego | Oct. 30, 2022State Rep. Francesca Hong wants her UW-Madison constituents to know their voices matter in public policy and elections — no matter their experience level.
CITY NEWS
Investigation of Henry Vilas Zoo finds no evidence of discrimination or hostile workplace allegations
By Charlie Hildebrand | Oct. 29, 2022The investigation, led by Judge Valerie Bailey-Rihn, did find evidence of unfair employment practices and problems within the zoo’s administrative structure.
STATE NEWS
Sen. Elizabeth Warren visits campus to campaign for Democratic candidates, rally youth vote
By Lilah Gutlerner | Oct. 28, 2022The Massachusetts senator joined Gov. Tony Evers, Sen. Tammy Baldwin and other Wisconsin Democrats for a rally and early voting event.
CAMPUS NEWS
Wisconsin Speech and Debate wins Loyola Rambler Debate Tournament, places in Mid-America Forensics League Tournaments
By Natasha Hicks | Oct. 28, 2022Members of the team are optimistic about the organization’s future and are happy to be back in person after three years of virtual tournaments.
CAMPUS NEWS
‘Sifting and Reckoning’ exhibit shows extensive interest
By Madeleine Afonso | Oct. 27, 2022Over 7,400 visits recorded since ‘Sifting and Reckoning’ unveiled on Sept. 12.
STATE NEWS
Tim Michels talks key issues at College Republicans event
By Ava Menkes | Oct. 27, 2022On Oct. 25, Republican-running governor Tim Michels was joined by Republican-running Attorney General Eric Toney to speak with students on their campaign platform and primary policies.
CAMPUS NEWS
Students flock to polling booths for early absentee voting
By Noah Maze | Oct. 27, 2022Early absentee voting will be available at UW-Madison weekdays from Oct. 25 to Nov. 4 at Memorial Union and Union South from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
CITY NEWS
Suspect involved in weapons violation fatally shot in Dane County
By Jasper Bernstein | Oct. 27, 2022Dane County Sheriff's Office Deputy fatally killed the suspect linked to “several weapons violations.”
IN-DEPTH
‘Come for the costumes, stay for the riots:’ A history of Freakfest
By Drake White-Bergey | Oct. 27, 2022“I do wish kids that go [to UW-Madison] now could experience it because it was so unique and so fun,”
CITY NEWS
Sabrina Madison appointed to District 17 Alder Seat
By Gavin Escott | Oct. 27, 2022Madison was selected to fill the remainder of Gary Halverson's term after he resigned because of backlash from his previous ties to the Oath Keepers.
