UW recognizes efforts, challenges faced by returning adult students
Outstanding Undergraduate Returning Adult Student Award given to two hardworking adult students
After long winter, UW Arboretum prepares for warm weather ahead
Arboretum is undergoing controlled burns to prepare grounds for new plant life
From protest to party: The 50-year evolution of the Mifflin Street block party
Annual Mifflin block party has shifted away from its political roots, a result of changes among Madison police, current UW culture
Community organizations urge stakeholders to improve Wisconsin corrections, re-entry system
Experts say various stakeholders play role in former prisoners' ability to re-enter society
In Monday talk, UW alumna with ties to Clinton, Obama campaigns offers advice to aspiring activists
Lauren Collins Peterson discusses her time with Clinton, Obama campaigns, Planned Parenthood
Syndicated news brought American mass culture to German-dominated Milwaukee, speaker says
Lecturer Julia Guarneri shares her findings of syndicated news impacts at turn of twentieth century
At Madison rally, 2020 hopeful Bernie Sanders attracts hundreds
Sanders discussed universal healthcare, reducing student debt, collaborative politics and taking on the Trump administration
Marquette Law poll finds partisan divide in support for Mueller report, Sanders leading presidential race
Forty-two percent of respondents said they were confident report is "fair and impartial"
UW-Stevens Point will retain six humanities majors it planned on cutting
Developed in response to large deficit, plan received major backlash from faculty, students
Hillel hosts conversation with Holocaust survivor who shares experience living in, escaping Nazi Germany
Hilde Adler, who has lived in Madison for 55 years, credits her life to her family, who escaped from Germany to England and then to the U.S.
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