Independent Student Newspaper Since 1969

The Badger Herald
Independent Student Newspaper Since 1969

The Badger Herald
Independent Student Newspaper Since 1969

The Badger Herald
Advertisements
Latest Stories
The iconic tulips that make up the flower W in front of the Mosse Humanities Building are beginning to bloom.
Seasonal allergies, climate change linked, experts say
by Jordan Sklar • May 11, 2024
Badger Herald archival photo of rental housing advertisement on North Randall Avenue. February 8, 2024.
Looking for a summer subletter? Here's what you should know.
by Sheng Lee • May 11, 2024
Students and community members rallying at Library Mall on April 29, 2024.
Across UW System, administrators' responses to pro-Palestine protests differ
by Anna Kristoff • May 11, 2024
COVID-19, COVID19, Coronavirus, UW Madison,
Study investigates stroke risk factors in Native American population
by Dina Cianca • May 10, 2024
You better read: RuPaul gets candid in memoir House of Hidden Meanings
You better read: RuPaul gets candid in memoir 'House of Hidden Meanings'
by Emma Kozina • May 10, 2024
Tents begin coming down at the Library Mall Encampment. May 10, 2024.
Day 12: Protest organizers reach agreement with UW administrators, begin encampment removal
by The Badger Herald • May 10, 2024
Advertisements

Van Hollen honors crime victims

by Lukas Keapproth
April 22, 2010
VanHollen_LK
Attorney General J. B. Van Hollen honored National Crime Victims\’ Rights Week with a public ceremony at the state Capitol Wednesday. The annual week raises awareness about laws protecting victims of crime.[/media-credit]
Advertisements
Leave a Comment
Donate to The Badger Herald

Your donation will support the student journalists of University of Wisconsin-Madison. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

More to Discover
More in Feature Photo
In Photos: Planned Parenthood supporters pink out Capitol in solidarity
In Photos: Planned Parenthood supporters 'pink out' Capitol in solidarity
In Photos: Hundreds gather to protest 45th presidents inauguration
In Photos: Hundreds gather to protest 45th president's inauguration
Rainbow bookstore survives online competition
Rainbow bookstore survives online competition
Walking for weed
Walking for weed
A bird's eye view
Life on the lake
More in News
The iconic tulips that make up the flower W in front of the Mosse Humanities Building are beginning to bloom.
Seasonal allergies, climate change linked, experts say
Badger Herald archival photo of rental housing advertisement on North Randall Avenue. February 8, 2024.
Looking for a summer subletter? Here's what you should know.
Students and community members rallying at Library Mall on April 29, 2024.
Across UW System, administrators' responses to pro-Palestine protests differ
COVID-19, COVID19, Coronavirus, UW Madison,
Study investigates stroke risk factors in Native American population
Tents begin coming down at the Library Mall Encampment. May 10, 2024.
Day 12: Protest organizers reach agreement with UW administrators, begin encampment removal
The number of University of Wisconsin students graduating with humanities degrees is decreasing. April 21, 2024.
Great Recession continues to drive major choices
More in State of Wisconsin
Badger Herald archival photo of Bascom Hall. September 9, 2022.
Debt threatens stability of Wisconsin universities as campuses close
Badger Herald archival photo of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. February 23, 2021.
New report highlights racial health inequity in Wisconsin
Department of Public Instruction report shows educators continue to leave Wisconsin
Department of Public Instruction report shows educators continue to leave Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Capitol Building on a spring day, taken April 11, 2024.
New legislation to expand tax-advantaged savings account access for Wisconsinites with disabilities
State Sen. Kelda Roys launches 2024 re-election campaign
State Sen. Kelda Roys launches 2024 re-election campaign
Third parties on Wisconsin presidential ballot could divert Trump, Biden votes
Third parties on Wisconsin presidential ballot could divert Trump, Biden votes
Independent Student Newspaper Since 1969

The Badger Herald
152 W. Johnson St., Suite 201
Madison, WI 53703
© 2024 • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in
Donate to The Badger Herald

Comments (0)

All The Badger Herald Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *