Violent incidents on campus and downtown have fueled fears that these could be racially-motivated attacks
Campus community members impacted by anti-Asian hate crimes voice their opinions in the emergency meeting
Research developments over the summer cover a wide range of fields including Australian heritage, COVID-19, structural brain change and cancer treatments.
Daniel Gold, the Director of International Academic Programs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, emphasized the importance of study abroad in students’ college experience.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison University Health Services and Division of Facility Planning & Management have not received complaints about the lack of period products in campus restrooms despite some students' concern.
In Chancellor Blank’s final remarks at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, she expressed pride in how the school has moved forward in the past decade and the honor to have served every day in her position.
UW-Madison releases initial Campus Climate Survey results to motivate changes on campus
Co-founder Tarah Stangler explained how most of the organization’s energy revolved around work on campus, but noticed as time went on, the university neglected the group’s demands.
Hundreds of people turned out to support the unveiling of the Divine Nine Garden Plaza
There will be opportunities to decorate graduation caps, take pictures on the big chair at the Terrace and watch live music performances for University of Wisconsin-Madison graduates on May 13 and 14.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Class of 2022 will have a unique graduation on Saturday, May 14, as graduates from the College of Letters and Sciences will not be on the field.
Residents of the Zoe Bayliss Co-Operative hosted a fundraiser to save their home in anticipation of its demolition for the University of Wisconsin-Madisonu's Levy Hall Friday.
Gov. Tony Evers appointed Dana Wachs, Jennifer Staton and Angela Adams to the University of Wisconsin System’s Board of Regents Wednesday.
The forum, titled “American Power, Prosperity and Democracy,” will feature experts in public policy, prominent journalists and, of course, free lunch.
As the oldest and largest organization on campus, Hoofers hopes to continue their legacy by providing students with the freedom to explore, providing leadership opportunities in the outdoors.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Pitches & Notes made history as the first group from the Great Lakes region to ever win the international a cappella competition.
Fonkem hopes to focus on accessibility, combat affordable housing and create an experience UW-Madison that is equitable for all students.
University of Wisconsin-Madison's “Gay Purge” Public History Project examines the university's dark history of institutionalized attacks on gay students.
The winning cast fundraised over $110,000 alone — a record-breaking high from a singular team — for the Respite Center.
The campus initiative seeks to facilitate conversation between students with different perspectives on campus over beverages.
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