A Forbes survey of thousands of employees across the country ranks UW-Madison No. 196 out of 500 of best large employers.
Three questions on Tuesday’s ballot, including two constitutional amendments to cash bail laws, received wide approval from Wisconsin voters. Here’s how they’ll change Wisconsin’s state constitution.
The special election determined who would fill a vacant seat in the state Senate previously held by the GOP.
Running from March 28-29, the “Day of the Badger” event raised $1,691,726 for UW-Madison.
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway defeated challenger Gloria Reyes by an 11-point margin in a race heavily focused on housing and public safety.
The Vault was founded to provide a way for students to explore the marketing, communication and design sides of the fashion industry.
A report from Apartment List found year-over-year rents rose by 14.1% in Madison, the highest of the 100 major cities surveyed.
The Associated Press called the race quickly after polls closed. Protasiewicz led Kelly by a large margin late Tuesday night. Both campaigns visited campus ahead of Election Day in attempts to turn out college-age voters.
Karofsky urged students to vote in Wisconsin’s high-stakes Supreme Court election during a visit to the UW-Madison College Democrats office Monday.
Young people, first-time voters and medical workers were among those at the Wisconsin State Capitol for Sunday's event, according to Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski.
The MadiSUN program aims to transition the city to solar energy by reducing the cost of solar installations for households, businesses and nonprofits.
Parisi sat down with The Daily Cardinal to discuss how Dane County plans to address climate change, food insecurity and mental health response.
Kelly, a formerly appointed Wisconsin Supreme Court justice vying for a full term on the court after a loss in 2020, shared his vision for the court, his opinions on his opponent and insight on whether he supports potential changes to gun laws.
UW-Madison students MGR Govindarajan and Charlie Fahey are running on the promise of making Madison more affordable.
Mandela Barnes visited campus ahead of the highly contested April 4 Wisconsin Supreme Court election to engage student canvassers and emphasize UW-Madison student voters’ importance.
Segregated fees, housing expenses and out-of-state undergraduate tuition rates for UW-Madison students will also see a slight increase ahead of the fall 2023 semester.
The College of Letters & Science dean will serve as interim provost following John Karl Scholz’s departure to the University of Oregon.
The legislation, championed by District 12 Alder Barbara Vedder, directed the Disability Rights Commission to develop a plan to address a shortage of home healthcare workers.
A high workload and productive environment mark employee experiences at the Madison-area health software company.
“The biggest reason for [Mac the Vote] was that we wanted to encourage students to get out and vote,” Chapman said.
Read on Issuu
Solutions by The State News
