In partnership with the Interfraternity Council and the Panhellenic Association, Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment (PAVE) hosted their Denim Day “Take Back the Night March” in support of survivors.
The student government passed legislation in support of Indigenous people at UW-Madison, demanding the elimination of specific student fees and refining their COVID-19 Student Relief Fund.
Students identified significant inconsistencies between the policing of Mifflin Block Party and events with higher Black, Indigenous and People of Color engagement.
Although UW-Madison won the U.S. Department of Education’s Green Ribbon Schools Postsecondary Sustainability Award, students still advocate for divestment from fossil fuels.
A dedication ceremony Saturday marked the location of a developing plaza that will house National Pan-Hellenic Council meetings and historic markers.
Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment is hosting their annual Denim Day event on Wednesday, April 28, in solidarity with victims of sexual violence.
The Wisconsin Student Climate Action Coalition teamed up with multiple student organizations to host a climate strike on campus Friday.
A group of students jumped on top of a car and smashed in its windshield, causing thousands of dollars in property damage.
Blank said that while testing and vaccination requirements will stay rigid, she is hopeful the fall semester returns to in-person learning.
As COVID-19 vaccination supplies become more readily available, nearly 40% of UW-Madison students and employees have at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
For the coming summer term, students will no longer need a green Badger Badge to enter campus spaces, and saliva testing will be replaced by nasal swabs.
Wisconsin Alumni Student Board will host their “All Campus Party” this week as part of their efforts to connect campus.
The UW-Madison BIPOC Coalition gathered on Sunday to protest racial inequality and show community support after multiple police shootings targeting BIPOC.
Earth Week is back for the fourth year with a hybrid mix of in-person and virtual events, ending with a Climate Strike Friday afternoon.
After donating $500,000 to the UW-Madison tennis program, a family wants a full refund as they claim the funds were intended for scholarships but were instead used in the Nielsen Tennis Stadium renovation.
The UW-Madison student organizations debated topics including universal healthcare, free college and gun control.
John Garnetti, a former employee for the company which has not delivered tens of millions in promised investments to the UW system, was named to the position last week to “drive relationships with the business community.”
Promoting Awareness, Victim Empowerment looks to educate and engage the campus community through online events scheduled throughout Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
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