The opening of a new chain store sparks debate on whether or not an increase in commercial chains impact the overall character of State Street and downtown Madison.
Some indigenous students hope a commitment to Native activism extends throughout the year, not just during the month of November.
Comedian Charlie Berens gives his biggest piece of advice and shares what’s so special about Midwest culture ahead of his winter commencement speech.
Indigenous agricultural practices center around harmony with nature, and could solve natural disasters and other global issues in modern society.
The biggest amendment to the mayor’s budget is to provide funding needed for the Madison Public Market.
Shine On Madison returns to downtown Madison to celebrate the holiday season.
The Respect for Marriage Act is back on the Senate agenda after a group of bipartisan senators including Wisconsin Sen. Tammy Baldwin said they were “confident” a new amendment would garner enough votes to pass the bill.
UW-Madison upholds the consideration of race among many other factors in admissions.
Gloria Reyes announced her candidacy on Thursday and is currently running uncontested.
This open-access book was designed to bridge the gap between Black activism and disability activism while being accessible and readable for many people.
The lawsuit against the primate lab goes beyond inhumane animal treatment, as a former caretaker alleges the lab censored her on social media.
The UW School of Pharmacy takes steps to better inform students about the history of cannabis use.
Here’s how Dane County is working with the community to prevent overdoses.
SHIP is designed specifically for UW-Madison students, allowing them a comprehensive insurance plan that covers additional health care costs incurred at University Health Services.
UW students feel the campus is an environment where drinking feels like a social necessity.
New Nalox-ZONE boxes aim to reduce the possibility of drug overdoses, especially with the rise in fentanyl overdoses.
Here’s how Wisconsin’s economy is losing out on the marijuana industry.
Reproductive rights advocates say emergency contraceptives are the last line against pregnancy prevention after Wisconsin’s near-total abortion ban was reinstated in June.
Badger Recovery holds twice weekly meetings where students can get advice and cultivate a sense of fellowship while on their recovery journey.
The 44-year Democrat incumbent remains in the lead against Republican challenger
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