More ejections, arrests and ambulance calls occured at Wisconsin’s home football game against Michigan than any other game this season.
Though construction on the chemistry building was projected to be complete by the end of the summer, the incomplete project has forced many classes to go online.
UW-Madison’s police department and its mental health services team are pioneering a program that would bring both departments to a student in crisis.
This week, PHMDC extended Dane County's mask order until Nov. 5 while UW-Madison extended its requirement to Nov. 26 late last month.
Chancellor Blank was recently honored as a Posse Star for her commitment to uphold University of Wisconsin-Madisons leadership within the Posse Foundation.
Unmask UW protested the university’s mask mandate on Friday, claiming that the requirement violates student rights.
UW-Madison officials announced the new Bakke Recreation and Wellbeing Center which will replace the Natatorium.
ASM will call on state legislators to hold a hearing over a statute language change to ensure students are “active participants” in campus wide policies.
University Health services will begin offering COVID-19 “booster” shots, UW-Madison officials announced Thursday evening.
Gathering for the first time this year, ASM Equity and Inclusion Committee met to discuss goals for the year.
Lampron talks shared governance, campus policing and trans musicians as UW’s student government kicks off a new term.
The university welcomes 8,465 first-year students, with record-breaking proportions of in-state students as well as racial and economic diversity.
In a letter to the editor to The New York Times, UW-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank responded to criticism surrounding the removal of Chamberlin Rock and Frederic March's name from campus.
Since 2019, there have been 139 sexual assaults on students at the University of Wisconsin, the majority of which go without formal police reports.
Illegal crossings have prompted the UW-Madison police department to begin stationing officers near a crowded intersection on University Avenue.
The first Shared Governance meeting of the fall semester addressed changes to dining halls and other committee concerns.
With the Sellery residence hall renovation well underway, UW-Madison students describe their frustrations and concerns with the renovation process.
With restaurants closing due to staffing shortages, campus community members discuss work environment issues and hope to address the current crisis.
On Monday, the UW-Madison notified the campus community of a sexual assault that occurred in a residence hall over the weekend.
To kick off Latinx Heritage Month, the UW-Madison community gathered to march up Bascom Hill in an effort to convey a message of love and unity.
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