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.
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.
The ceremony will feature 2021 NBA champion Pat Connaughton of the Milwaukee Bucks, student speaker CJ Zabat to celebrate 2020 graduates after the cancellation of in-person graduation ceremonies.
Several members of the UW-Madison marching band recently tested positive for COVID-19, prompting band directors to cancel two rehearsals this week.
COVID guidelines will regulate UW-Madison’s fraternities and sororities first fall recruitment since the onset of the pandemic.
Raising money for lymphoma research and competing as one of the youngest competitors, junior Harry Panagakis competed in the Ironman
The 2022 U.S. News & World report of best colleges ranked UW-Madison No. 42 overall and No. 14 among public institutions.
As a result of staffing and supply chain issues, two UW-Madison dining halls have shifted to an all-you-can eat service, prompting a variety of thoughts and opinions.
Campus and lake cleanup event celebrates Rosh Hashana and supports Jewish community amid fall schedule controversy.
With the fall semester now underway, first-year students reflect on their senior year of highschool and look forward to their first semester at UW-Madison.
UW-Madison is the only system school to not participate in the UW “70 for 70” vaccination incentive program, instead favoring its own campus initiative.
At an open meeting, faculty, staff and graduate workers brainstormed methods for a safer semester, such as remote work options, masks on campus and vaccine mandates.
Campus leaders discuss university COVID-19 guidelines as students begin their return to Madison for the fall semester.
Hoping to make one last memory before moving out of Madison, Gleb Tsyganov, Daniel Miller and their unicorn floaty made an ambitious swim.
Updated guidelines for mask-wearing and physical distancing are among the changes that UW-Madison has made as community members continue to get vaccinated.
As the Joint Finance Committee of the Wisconsin State Legislature makes way for the possible conclusion of the eight-year UW System tuition freeze, UW community members express their thoughts.
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