University of Wisconsin and other state employees gathered for a rally outside of the Wisconsin State Capitol on Tuesday. Protesters called for releasing the raise for University of Wisconsin ...

Women’s History Month was established in 1987 to celebrate and encourage education about the history of women’s contributions to U.S. history, according to the Library of Congress. Wisconsin Women ...

Wisconsin lakes have been thawing at record-breaking dates this year, affecting the spawning cycle of Wisconsin’s walleye, a keystone species whose absence has economic, cultural and environmental ...

What does it mean to write, to read or to be part of a literary community? What are the various roles of literature and how can it influence society around them? While most do not extensively consider ...

In a report released by the International Council of Nurses, the shortage of nurses in the current healthcare system should be treated as a global health emergency. This shortage is detrimental to the ...

Students for Justice in Palestine began the University of Wisconsin Against Apartheid Week on Monday with a mock apartheid wall display and a teach-in aimed at raising awareness of Israel’s policies ...

Through a 2021 policy change, college athletes are officially able to profit off of their name, image and likeness. NIL deals allow college athletes to be compensated for the revenue they bring to ...

The Oliv Apartments will be opened up for students to rent fall of 2024. The building, located on the corner of State Street and Gorham, will have 10% of its units at a 40% cost reduction that is ...

Western Collegiate Hockey Association Coach of the Year Mark Johnson and the No. 1 University of Wisconsin women’s hockey team (35-1-2, 2-12 25-1-2 WCHA) returned from a well-deserved bye round, as ...

When Mike Grosskreutz started working at the Wisconsin Rapids paper mill in 1980, he thought his job would last until retirement. After all, the paper mill was the place everyone in the area wanted to ...

“People talk to you differently and listen to what you have to say very differently from how they listen to another man.” That was a University of Wisconsin nuclear engineering and physics student.

Throughout the day and into the night Monday, University of Wisconsin students and local community members led a demonstration denouncing the ongoing war in Gaza and calling for the university’s ...