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Many who recently discovered a love for women's basketball, are looking to get their next fix. Consider the WNBA.
In a Monday visit to Madison, President Joe Biden unveiled a new program to eliminate student debt for millions of Americans.
Student organizations have also pounced on the wording of the protest policy, saying it is often antithetical to the ideals of protest.
The order fulfills Evers’ commitment from January to make over-the-counter contraception more accessible for BadgerCare recipients.
The Blk Pwr Coalition held a Black History Month teach-in centered around “designing the Black Madison of our dreams” Saturday in the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s School of Education building.
The graduate students union delivered a letter to Chancellor Mnookin advocating for 12 weeks of paid family leave and distributed Valentine’s Day cards detailing struggles of having a family as UW-Madison employees.
The charity show in late January boasted 10 bands and raised more than $4,500 dollars for local community center Neighborhood House.
The comedian and activist spoke about Indigeneity in media and his experiences in the industry to a crowd at Gordon’s Event Center.
In a Tuesday ruling, a Dane County Circuit judge ruled a Wisconsin 1849 feticide law does not apply to abortions, prompting Planned Parenthood to reinstate abortions in Sheboygan County.
Dane County MAC and University Health Services are among the groups aiding student survivors in managing the impact and aftermath of sexual assault.
Photo credits: Drake White-Bergey, Lauren Aguila, Patrick Flood, John Hart and WLUK.
Wisconsin lawmakers on the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy conduct the state's first-ever hearing Tuesday on PFAS, a harmful water pollutant.
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