The Wisconsin Young Americans for Freedom hosted a panel Oct. 15 where participants discussed tensions on campus over free speech, representation and political balance.
Alex Warren performed at the Orpheum for the kickoff of Future Friends, a national mental wellness and music initiative by Two Bridge and Core Spaces.
The Wisconsin Exchange: Pluralism in Practice is a campus-wide initiative looking to promote open dialogue and civil discourse.
The Wisconsin Union Directorate hosted photojournalist Ami Vitale in the first lecture of the 2025-26 Distinguished Lecture Series.
Amid declining enrollment and the closure of other 2-year campuses across the University of Wisconsin System, the University of Wisconsin-Platteville will close the Baraboo Sauk County campus at the end of this school year.
As part of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Alpha Chi Omega hosted a “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event to support a local shelter.
Atmospheric scientist Ángel F. Adames Corraliza and nuclear security specialist Sébastien Philippe were awarded prestigious MacArthur Fellowships.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 13th annual Fill the Hill fundraiser raised over $700,000 from over 4,000 gifts.
Multiple multicultural Greek organizations came together on campus Friday in a celebration of diversity and unity.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new indoor athletics facility is getting help from a robotic four-legged friend.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students confronted Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin over research ethics, campus protest rules and financial choices at a student government meeting Wednesday.
Preceding Wisconsin’s homecoming game against Iowa, the annual Homecoming Parade brought fans of all ages together to celebrate the Madison community.
The effort hopes to reduce America’s blood supply shortage by competing with other Big Ten schools through the “We Give Blood” drive.
Panelists debated failures of the campaign finance system at Election Matters First Amendment event.
University of Wisconsin-Madison leaders discussed creating a new college for computing and data sciences and the future of ethnic studies as a general education requirement at a Faculty Senate meeting Monday.
Outrage was sparked after The Associated Students of Madison and The Badger Herald circulated incomplete interpretations of the draft policy.
Some research will be affected, but the University of Wisconsin-Madison has maintained that ongoing projects will continue unless they receive stop-work orders.
The elimination of a diversity, equity and inclusion position at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire follows other rollbacks to DEI across the University of Wisconsin System and other higher education institutions.
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