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University of Wisconsin-Madison seniors Malachi Cheeks and Aiden Marlier developed Illum, an app designed to help students navigate course selection, majors and career paths by consolidating advising tools into one platform.
A Flock Safety camera mounted on Langdon Street near Memorial Union became the subject of confusion after the City of Madison accused the University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department of installing the device on city infrastructure without permission.
Ellen Zhang will face Bobby Gronert, who is endorsed by the university’s Young Democratic Socialists of America chapter, in the upcoming April 7 Madison Common Council election.
Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin delivered her final address to the Board of Regents on Thursday, reflecting on her tenure at University of Wisconsin-Madison and defining policy changes to move the university forward.
UW-Madison hosted their last Board of Regents meeting for the semester last week. Here’s what was on the agenda
The recent presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minneapolis has left Minnesotans on campus feeling frightened, angry and helpless.
University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore Armaan Jain launches Priority on Feb. 1, a productivity platform designed to combine calendars, tasks, goals and habits into one system.
After seeing “Hamilton” in six cities — New York, London, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City and now Madison — the stop at Overture Center stood out as a polished but hesitant performance, with miscasting and underwhelming major scenes softening the show’s usual impact.
UW Health and Children’s Wisconsin paused gender affirming care for patients under 18 following recent federal actions, a decision that has prompted protests in Madison and raised concerns among transgender advocates, parents and patients.
From State Street staples to Wisconsin-made treats, these local gifts make holiday shopping easier — and more meaningful.
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