Food justice activist places communities of color at center of agriculture narrative
Author Natasha Bowens, travelled across the country meeting with farmers of color
Berquam meets with Muslim students to discuss visibility, safety on campus
Berquam met with the Muslim Student Association to discuss resources available to students who report instances of hate crimes
Campus leaders condemn swastika vandalism near synagogue
Campus organizations condemned the vandalism, which was found near the Gates of Heaven synagogue
Swastika graffiti discovered near synagogue
The markings include a swastika, pro-Trump message
School of Education launches new program aimed at fostering productive discussion
"The Discussion Project," which launched this year, will train faculty on holding productive, respectful discussions of important topics
Walker signs into law $3 billion incentive package for Foxconn
Incentive package would make Foxconn biggest foreign recipient of state subsidies
Overdue state biennial budget passes Assembly with total opposition from Democrats
Budget now moves on to Senate, where it will face final vote
Here’s what you need to know about 2018 candidates for governor
The candidates will face off in their party's summer primaries before nominees gear up for general election next November
Accelerator trains UW computer science students in entrepreneurship
The gALPHA program will train UW computer science students in entrepreneurship
Union leader discusses organized labor’s role in preventing climate change
Kevin Gundlach said that unions are 'key' to all progressive political issues, especially climate change, global warming prevention
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