The Black Woman’s Affinity Group is hosting a new art exhibition featuring local Black artists through out Black History Month.
The university’s use of different melting agents combined with salt reuse mitigates environmental harm.
Candidates are bucking traditional campaign norms by displaying their values for voters. Will it pay off?
Biden promised to rebuild America’s “hollowed out” middle class and bolster union job growth with infrastructure projects a day after delivering his State of the Union address.
The Common Council introduced legislation that would allow developers to build additional housing units on top of existing downtown buildings.
The U.S. News rankings’ metrics do not make room for world-class legal education at an affordable price, the UW Law School Dean said.
Johnson, who has two decades of public health experience, started her position as the Department of Health Services secretary on Feb. 27.
The Thompson Center aims to improve literacy levels for Wisconsin students by bringing in expert panelists to speak on the matter.
Madison Metropolitan School District Superintendent Dr. Carlton D. Jenkins delineated the district’s issues and goals for the near future.
The expansion has faced widespread backlash from a coalition of social and environmental advocacy groups.
Students in small groups worked together for 48 hours to develop their own video games for a worldwide competition.
Vigue plans to take experience as a public servant to raise awareness about different Indigenous cultures and histories, and further how the university and tribal nations can connect and help each other.
The Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy met Tuesday to hear testimony on the dangers of PFAS chemicals to Wisconsin residents.
The White House announced Friday that President Joe Biden will visit the Madison area next week, the AP reports.
The lawsuit, filed by the father of Anthony Huber — one of two men killed by Rittenhouse in August 2020 — seeks unspecified damages from Rittenhouse, City of Kenosha officials and Kenosha police officers.
Survey finds that a significant majority of UW System students deem their academic environment conducive to exploring and expressing new viewpoints.
The teachers came to the School of Education during a six-week stretch in the fall semester to share teaching practices, new pedagogies and ways to confront global challenges such as media literacy.
Kay LeClaire, formerly known as “nibiiwakamigkwe” received nearly $5,000 through the School of Human Ecology’s Center for Design and Material Culture
The three mayoral candidates discussed community concerns including zoning, housing, body cameras and public safety at a forum hosted by the Urban League of Greater Madison.
A survey released Monday found 81% of Wisconsinites worry they’ll be unable to afford healthcare costs and nearly three in five Wisconsinites experienced one or more healthcare affordability burdens in the past year.
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