Fans are everywhere. Why aren’t artists?
By Grace Winokur | Jan. 25What a festival in small-town Iowa can teach the music industry
What a festival in small-town Iowa can teach the music industry
The classes students remember are the classes they care about.
Why are so many colleges suddenly offering Taylor Swift-themed classes?
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Sen. Kelda Roys, D-Madison; Sen. Jeff Smith, D-Brunswick; and Sen. Chris Larson, D-Milwaukee, each serve on the Senate Universities and Revenue Committee.
Creeping cold and exam anxiety are on the horizon.
An open letter shared on behalf of 1,000+ UW-Madison Jewish alumni.
UW-Madison students are frustrated with classes held until the day before Thanksgiving
Support for the Badgers is just the beginning of the journey towards equality in sport.
What does losing the historic identity of State Street mean to this university and community?
Within the next decade, many sections of the iconic college town may be unrecognizable.
Area Red once again disappointed in the Badgers’ 24-10 loss against No. 3 Ohio State, what’s the best way to fix it?
The music industry today, the world tomorrow.
Area Red once again disappointed in the Badgers’ 24-10 loss against No. 3 Ohio State, what’s the best way to fix it?
UW-Madison and public schools across the country are becoming more selective, and in-state students pay the price.
If there’s one thing Madison can thank COVID-19 for, it’s canceling Freakfest.
Let’s stop messing with the clocks.
How the budget increase will lend a helping hand to the food banks in Madison.
In a time where scientific output is at an all-time high, why is innovation slowing?
With surrounding states legalizing weed, is it finally Wisconsin’s turn?