On tour for his recent holiday album, “A Very Darren Crissmas,” Darren Criss brought some of his Christmas joy to Madison.

Wisconsin Assembly Democrats released statements Thursday denouncing Republican efforts to “trade” freezing diversity, equity and inclusion positions for pay raises and building project approvals...

Dr. Ramzi Fawaz and Dr. Sami Schalk talked about their experiences and perspectives on how conversations about diversity in the classroom benefit students broadly.

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents rejected a resolution to restructure DEI positions in exchange for funding for UW System employee pay raises and building projects in a 9-8 vote. 

Both Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin and UW System President Jay Rothman spoke to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and confirmed aspects of the deal.

The charity show in late January boasted 10 bands and raised more than $4,500 dollars for local community center Neighborhood House.

To kick off today’s second hour, we welcome Anna Kleiber, State News Editor at the Daily Cardinal. She was on the scene at UW Madison this morning to report on the anti-war protests. We hear her...

Beyoncé proves reinvention can be incredibly revealing on her eighth studio album. 

Martin Scorsese’s latest film is a devastating snapshot of white American greed and its lasting impact on Native Americans. 

33 times we’ve described a new restaurant by the food business that was there before it.

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President Joe Biden addressed speculation surrounding his campaign and forewarned potential abuses of power during a second Trump presidency.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders criticized performances at Thursday’s presidential debates and spoke on the power of the working class.

UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin did not take questions at the Faculty Senate meeting Monday.

Hovde in past talks labeled college students who protested as “so stupid” and said younger people are "less resilient" and "less productive" compared to past generations.

U.S. President Joe Biden visited Milwaukee on Wednesday to laud a $3.3 billion investment to reconnect and rebuild communities across the country.

Under Chapter 18 of the Wisconsin Administrative Code, UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin can authorize camping on university property.  

Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes said the victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries at a shooting in downtown Madison near the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus early Sunday morning.

More than six local bands came together for two different shows to raise money for medical supplies and humanitarian relief in Palestine.

The pro-Palestine protest and encampment organized by organized by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Young Democratic Socialists of America continued...

U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany announces plans to run for reelection in the U.S. House of Representatives, leaving the Republican field wide open in the Senate race against Tammy Baldwin.

Dr. Ramzi Fawaz and Dr. Sami Schalk talked about their experiences and perspectives on how conversations about diversity in the classroom benefit students broadly.

The historical tug-of-war over legislative districts in Wisconsin could shift after a coalition of law firms and advocacy groups filed a new lawsuit requesting action from the  Wisconsin Supreme...

The events come two weeks after an initial Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attack that reignited war between the militant group and Israel.

Key women behind the film’s success weren’t nominated despite “Barbie” being a huge box office success. Why? 

While it’s no masterpiece like the original animated “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” Netflix’s live-action adaptation is not as awful as die-hard fans want you to believe.

UW-Platteville and UW-Parkside are the latest UW System schools to announce spending cuts and furloughs to combat deficits.

The hit video game Lethal Company has a surprising backstory that gives hope for indie developers everywhere.

Evers’ lawsuit comes in response to a case filed by Republican lawmakers challenging the governor’s partial veto of a law aimed at funding new literacy programs in Wisconsin. 

Gov. Tony Evers’ legislative maps are on their way to the Assembly after the Republican-controlled Senate passed the proposal in an 18-14 vote.