Pass the PFAS: Wisconsin communities grapple with ‘forever chemicals’ as state, federal officials stall regulation standards
'Sometimes you wonder who's looking out for us,' Marinette Water Operations Manager says
Dane County to lift all COVID-19 orders, restrictions June 2
PHMDC will lift orders pertaining to masks, gathering capacities as vaccination rate rises
UW announces departure of Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration Laurent Heller
Heller will be moving on to work at Johns Hopkins University this summer
Senior Class Office announces end of year ‘Senior Bash’ event for graduating students
Event will be held at terrace, will include food, cap decorating, games, more
Wisconsin Supreme Court says Evers cannot issue orders limiting business capacity, gathering size without approval
Wisconsin has not had statewide orders limiting capacity, gathering size since October
Madison no longer accepting plastic grocery bags in bundles in recycling bins
Thin plastic can cause problems in sorting equipment, not a strong resell market, Madison Recycling Coordinator says
UW System extends tuition credits for nursing, pharmacy students who help administer COVID-19 vaccine
Students can receive a $500 tuition credit for working at least 16 hours at a vaccination site
André De Shields, John Gottman announced as spring commencement speakers
Both will speak virtually to in-person graduation ceremonies
ASM passes student loan forgiveness legislation, introduces bills on graduate student fee remission, new tribal affairs position
Student loan debt forgiveness legislation asks UW to apply HEERF ll funding to outstanding debts
