Fighting Spirits: Ahead of municipal elections, questions loom about future of liquor licensing in downtown Madison
Spike in violent crimes downtown linked to alcohol consumption have city officials, police rethinking current policies regarding liquor licensing
Call to action: While administration faces pressures to improve campus climate, students work to create change within their own communities
As UW administration works on improving campus climate from above, students leaders and activists set an example to create change from the ground up
As professors, students grapple with recent course controversies, new challenges make for uncertain future
From viral Facebook posts to Fox News appearances, the rules of the game are changing for courses at the center of controversy
Federal government shutdown sends Madisonians scrambling for innovative, community-based solutions
As interim appropriations bill is set to expire Feb. 15, UW faculty and government employees are wary of uncertain financial future
Searching: Students of color advocate for cultural spaces as they claim their place at UW
As students establish cultural centers at the Red Gym, Native American, Chicanx spaces face potential demolition
Cell biologists, biomedical engineers discuss the history and potential of UW’s pioneering stem cell research
Outreach, exchange with public are key to building confidence in and realizing scientific research
Lack of visibility surrounding gender-neutral bathrooms on campus punctuated by lack of safe space for transgender, non-binary students
Transgender and non-binary students seek access to inclusive bathrooms as UW administration deliberates usage policy, works around strict building codes
UW students set their sights on local elections to bolster campus representation in city government
Affordable housing, sustainable transportation among issues raised by student candidates looking to bring fresh perspectives to the eighth district
Right of Way: Inaccessible public transportation limits employment, affordable housing options for Madison’s outskirts
Bus rapid transit looks to provide a solution to inequity and pollution but city officials are met with severe lack of public, government funding
Smoke Signals: Wisconsin referendum reveals voters want legal weed, but what are the risks?
Overwhelming popular support for legalizing marijuana fuels discussion of potential medical, economic and societal benefits and risks
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