The new center replacing the Natatorium will have spaces dedicated to supporting mental health, a pool, ice rink, climbing walls and more.
An amicus brief filed by Attorney General Josh Kaul alleges TikTok failed to properly provide internal communication records about the app’s effects on youth mental health.
“The most accessible of the inaccessible” — disabled student reflects on accessibility in the dorms, campus.
UW System president proposing tuition increase to cover inflation costs.
The city alleged the carmakers failed to include anti-theft technology in their vehicles, leaving them more vulnerable to theft.
With control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court at stake, candidates are using targeted ads to rally base voters.
Incumbent Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway and challenger Gloria Reyes discussed how best to serve Madison residents in the first general election debate.
Keynote speakers and panelists from across different aspects of the policy process met at the Monona Terrace to discuss different issues and solutions relating to policy, its formation and its implementation.
A potential new bill to limit UW System tuition increases to the rate of inflation was introduced last Tuesday. Yet, an increase in tuition costs has been proposed for next year.
Madison community members gathered this weekend at the First Congregational United Church to commemorate the legacy of Rebecca Blank.
Approximately 40 of the employees at the bakery will be able to vote on whether to form a union.
Of the $3.8 billion of statewide recommended spending, nearly half is allocated to UW System campuses.
The Common Council met Tuesday night to amend the city’s current zoning laws to expand the definition of “family” and increase equity for renters in single-family neighborhoods.
UW-Madison Professors shared how despite the AI bot’s impressive products and abilities to make students’ lives easier, it cannot fill the necessity to develop skills on their own and assign meaning to their work.
Some staff reported experiencing or witnessing hostile or intimidating behavior on campus as well as sexual harassment in the last three years.
More than 200 participants learned how to advocate for policy issues and fight for equality at the Black Advocacy Day on Tuesday, hosted by the Black Legislative Action Coalition of Wisconsin.
The triennial survey is being emailed to University of Wisconsin-Madison freshmen and seniors to gather data on their college experience.
A new student-run podcast, which launched this February, aims to give a platform to Madison residents in marginalized communities. The process of getting here has been one filled with learning and excitement.
University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate student claims the threats posted on YikYak were "jokes."
MPR aims to further its efforts at spreading reading opportunities through a second reading bus.
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