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The 43-year-old man who opened fire at a Middleton business on Wednesday was not legally able to possess a weapon.
A new accuser and a state senator whose district includes Whitewater, have called for the chancellor's resignation.
The resolution calls on ASM to acknowledge "the marginalization of having the official campus Ice Cream not be inclusive to religious students."
UW System president Ray Cross banned Hill from campus and ended his appointment as an unpaid associate to the chancellor this summer.
The district had sought an ordinance that would ticket students for repeatedly violating the district's cellphone policy.
Token Springs Elementary School, 1435 N. Thompson Road, and Meadow View Elementary School, 200 N. Grand Ave., were built to resolve pressing space issues in the Sun Prairie School District.
The proposal would shift funding from property tax credits to aid that goes directly to schools.
Chancellor Beverly Kopper said she “fully supported and cooperated with” the system’s investigation against her husband, Pete Hill, who was in a position titled “associate to the chancellor.”
Susan Brandscheid, 70, a longtime UW-Madison employee who served as an advisor to many journalism students, died Wednesday.
The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health is joining with Facebook to study the mental and social health ramifications of teens’ use of digital technologies.
UW-Madison’s College of Engineering and Foxconn Technology Group aim to open an interdisciplinary institute near the Racine-based manufacturing campus by 2020 with a minimum of 100 researchers, some of whom may be paid by the university.
Madison West High School has more National Merit Scholarship semifinalists than any other high school in Wisconsin, with Madison Memorial High School a close second.
You saw them everywhere this summer: 85 statues of everyone's favorite mascot, Bucky Badger, decorated in wildly different styles by local artists. The free public art project was produced by the Madison Area Sports Commission with support from dozens of partners, including the Wisconsin Sta…
U.S. News & World Report ranked UW-Madison as No. 15 among American public universities for the 2018-2019 academic year, down three spots from last year.
Students had mixed reactions to having the hallways all to themselves on the first day.
Before teaching at Madison Area Technical College, Pamela Perry was a court reporter for the Marine Corps. One of her assignments sent her to Guantanamo Bay where she typed up transcripts of the detainees accused of coordinating the 9/11 attacks.
The initiative features a new UW-Madison institute and a shared laboratory space in University Research Park.
You've seen them everywhere: 85 statues of everyone's favorite mascot, Bucky Badger, decorated in wildly different styles by local artists. Chances are good that you've also seen people posing with the Buckys, snapping selfies, all over town. A few weeks ago, we asked you to share your best …
You've seen them everywhere: 85 statues of everyone's favorite mascot, Bucky Badger, decorated in wildly different styles by local artists. Chances are good that you've also seen people posing with the Buckys, snapping selfies, all over town. A few weeks ago, we asked you to share your best …
The students consider the opportunity to play on State Street near the Capitol "a pretty cool opportunity."
Chancellor Rebecca Blank celebrated her five-year anniversary as the leader of UW-Madison earlier this summer. As she gears up for her sixth academic year at the helm, the Wisconsin State Journal interviewed her, and those close to her, about what's next.
Ripon College administrators, students, staff and faculty have reportedly received hundreds of threats in response to the reports.
In "Two Minutes with Mitch" local radio personality Mitch Henck gives his two cents on the news that Mike Leckrone, UW-Madison’s Marching Band director, will step down at the end of this academic year.
Foxconn Technology Group intends to invest $100 million in engineering and innovation research at UW-Madison that will help fund an interdisciplinary research facility for students and faculty to collaborate closely with the company’s Wisconn Valley Science and Technology Park near Racine.
State Superintendent Tony Evers, running against Gov. Scott Walker, and 1st Congressional District candidate Bryan Steil say their campaigns won't detract from their duties.