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The Money Trail: A look at UW’s endowment during COVID-19 as financial issues abound

The Money Trail: A look at UW’s endowment during COVID-19 as financial issues abound

by Nuha Dolby
October 13, 2020
Farm to Table: In America’s Dairyland, UW students with farming backgrounds note campus disconnect

Farm to Table: In America’s Dairyland, UW students with farming backgrounds note campus disconnect

by Nuha Dolby
September 16, 2020
WI Want Change: Student activism makes waves on campus and beyond

WI Want Change: Student activism makes waves on campus and beyond

by Nuha Dolby
August 18, 2020
(Press)ed for Freedom: As U.S. erupts with protests, debate on press rights ignites as journalists face police violence

(Press)ed for Freedom: As U.S. erupts with protests, debate on press rights ignites as journalists face police violence

by Nuha Dolby
June 8, 2020
Behind the scenes of NBC News' Meet the Press: College Roundtable, which UW junior Tamia Fowlkes appeared on Friday.

Tamia Fowlkes, UW junior, featured on NBC News’ ‘Meet the Press: College Roundtable’

by Nuha Dolby
June 5, 2020
A Balancing Act: As abortion reaches the national stage, people grapple with arguments on ethics, science, religion

A Balancing Act: As abortion reaches the national stage, people grapple with arguments on ethics, science, religion

by Nuha Dolby
February 25, 2020
Policy & Payments

Policy & Payments

by Nuha Dolby
January 28, 2020
The semester that was: Fall 2019's biggest stories

The semester that was: Fall 2019’s biggest stories

by Nuha Dolby
December 10, 2019
In the crossfire: As vaccination rates drop in Wisconsin, activists from either side come armed with defenses

In the crossfire: As vaccination rates drop in Wisconsin, activists from either side come armed with defenses

by Nuha Dolby
November 5, 2019
Wisconsin State Patrol looks to diversify nearly 90% white male state trooper force

Wisconsin State Patrol looks to diversify nearly 90% white male state trooper force

by Nuha Dolby
October 22, 2019
Annual UW report shows hate crime reports have dropped, while sex crime reports have increased

Annual UW report shows hate crime reports have dropped, while sex crime reports have increased

by Nuha Dolby
October 22, 2019
Behind the buzz: The truth about vaping

Behind the buzz: The truth about vaping

by Nuha Dolby
September 17, 2019
Experts, UW vice chancellor release external review on UW fraternity, sorority life

Experts, UW vice chancellor release external review on UW fraternity, sorority life

by Nuha Dolby
September 17, 2019
UW professors receive NIH grant to develop app to fight opioid relapse

UW professors receive NIH grant to develop app to fight opioid relapse

by Nuha Dolby
September 4, 2019
Man with knife barricades himself in Ian's Pizza restroom, makes threats

Man with knife barricades himself in Ian’s Pizza restroom, makes threats

by Nuha Dolby
September 1, 2019
Attorneys for Cephus accusers condemn his UW reinstatement

Attorneys for Cephus accusers condemn his UW reinstatement

by Nuha Dolby
August 29, 2019
Wisconsin State Legislature introduces bill protecting free speech on UW campuses

Wisconsin State Legislature introduces bill protecting free speech on UW campuses

by Nuha Dolby
August 16, 2019
After acquittal, Cephus petitions UW to readmit him as student

After acquittal, Cephus petitions UW to readmit him as student

by Nuha Dolby
August 7, 2019
After longtime assistant Gary Close left for personal reasons, Gard solidified his staff by retaining Close and Howard Moore, while hiring former UW standout Joe Krabbenhoft.

UW basketball coach Howard Moore placed in long-term care facility, to sit out next season

by Nuha Dolby
July 29, 2019
Man grabbed, robbed on Spring Street

Man grabbed, robbed on Spring Street

by Nuha Dolby
July 27, 2019
Rheta's Market to change dining style from à la carte to all-you-care-to-eat

Rheta’s Market to change dining style from à la carte to all-you-care-to-eat

by Nuha Dolby
July 25, 2019
Judge rules rape crisis advocate may testify in Cephus trial

Judge rules rape crisis advocate may testify in Cephus trial

by Nuha Dolby
July 12, 2019
Wisconsin gerrymandering case thrown out by judges following Supreme Court ruling

Wisconsin gerrymandering case thrown out by judges following Supreme Court ruling

by Nuha Dolby
July 3, 2019
Gov. Tony Evers signs biennial budget, with partial vetoes

Gov. Tony Evers signs biennial budget, with partial vetoes

by Nuha Dolby
July 3, 2019
Women arrested on State Street following physical altercation with police

Women arrested on State Street following physical altercation with police

by Nuha Dolby
June 24, 2019
City Council votes for settlement allowing Taco Bell to sell alcohol

City Council votes for settlement allowing Taco Bell to sell alcohol

by Nuha Dolby
May 22, 2019
Author of prison research book discusses difficulties of life as an ex-convict

Author of prison research book discusses difficulties of life as an ex-convict

by Nuha Dolby
April 25, 2019
New findings provide insight on earnings reports of various UW degrees

New findings provide insight on earnings reports of various UW degrees

by Nuha Dolby
April 25, 2019
Mariam Fathalla discusses life experiences, harsh conditions as a Palestinian refugee

Mariam Fathalla discusses life experiences, harsh conditions as a Palestinian refugee

by Nuha Dolby
April 22, 2019
Evers: 'Unrealistic' to believe Foxconn will meet employment targets, now looks to revise original contract

Evers: ‘Unrealistic’ to believe Foxconn will meet employment targets, now looks to revise original contract

by Nuha Dolby
April 18, 2019
Wisconsin county jails charge higher than national average for inmate phone calls, study shows

Wisconsin county jails charge higher than national average for inmate phone calls, study shows

by Nuha Dolby
April 16, 2019
UW-Stevens Point will retain six humanities majors it planned on cutting

UW-Stevens Point will retain six humanities majors it planned on cutting

by Nuha Dolby
April 11, 2019
Catherine Lloyd announced as UW's new chief data officer

Catherine Lloyd announced as UW’s new chief data officer

by Nuha Dolby
April 8, 2019
As spending increases in Wisconsin Senate, Assembly races, questions on gerrymandering, campaign donations rise

As spending increases in Wisconsin Senate, Assembly races, questions on gerrymandering, campaign donations rise

by Nuha Dolby
April 2, 2019
What you need to know for Tuesday's elections

What you need to know for Tuesday’s elections

by Nuha Dolby
April 1, 2019
Madison Common Council, Soglin announce initiative to increase funding for entrepreneurs of color

Madison Common Council, Soglin announce initiative to increase funding for entrepreneurs of color

by Nuha Dolby
March 28, 2019
After lower court blockage, appellate court reinstates portions of GOP lame-duck laws

After lower court blockage, appellate court reinstates portions of GOP lame-duck laws

by Nuha Dolby
March 28, 2019
Wisconsin unemployment rate drops to 2.9 percent

Wisconsin unemployment rate drops to 2.9 percent

by Nuha Dolby
March 25, 2019
UW grants more doctorates in 2017 than any other US institution

UW grants more doctorates in 2017 than any other US institution

by Nuha Dolby
March 7, 2019
Evers first budget decriminalizes marijuana, increases minimum wage, expands Medicaid

Evers first budget decriminalizes marijuana, increases minimum wage, expands Medicaid

by Nuha Dolby
February 28, 2019
Four more chemicals found in Madison's water, no improvements on other chemical levels

Four more chemicals found in Madison’s water, no improvements on other chemical levels

by Nuha Dolby
February 28, 2019
In an attempt to bridge political divide, Millennial Action Project focuses on finding cooperation across party lines

In an attempt to bridge political divide, Millennial Action Project focuses on finding cooperation across party lines

by Nuha Dolby
February 27, 2019
As prescriptions decrease, opioid overdoses continue to increase

As prescriptions decrease, opioid overdoses continue to increase

by Nuha Dolby
February 26, 2019
Evers' executive budget proposal to continue tuition freeze

Evers’ executive budget proposal to continue tuition freeze

by Nuha Dolby
February 25, 2019
Evers proposes allocating $28 million for women's healthcare in biennial budget

Evers proposes allocating $28 million for women’s healthcare in biennial budget

by Nuha Dolby
February 21, 2019
Fifty years after Black Student Strike, students still grapple with racial divide

Fifty years after Black Student Strike, students still grapple with racial divide

by Nuha Dolby
February 21, 2019
Prevailing partisanship, citizen concerns fester ahead of state budget proposal

Prevailing partisanship, citizen concerns fester ahead of state budget proposal

by Nuha Dolby
February 19, 2019
In honor of President's Day, a look at the story of Madison's namesake

In honor of President’s Day, a look at the story of Madison’s namesake

by Nuha Dolby
February 18, 2019
Raj Shukla leads mayoral candidates in fundraising ahead of Tuesday's primary

Raj Shukla leads mayoral candidates in fundraising ahead of Tuesday’s primary

by Nuha Dolby
February 14, 2019
UW System announces task force to combat statewide teacher shortages

UW System announces task force to combat statewide teacher shortages

by Nuha Dolby
February 12, 2019
External review team will assess sorority and fraternity life, UW announces

External review team will assess sorority and fraternity life, UW announces

by Nuha Dolby
February 7, 2019
UW study finds racial disparities in drinking culture, campus climate

UW study finds racial disparities in drinking culture, campus climate

by Nuha Dolby
February 7, 2019
Economic hardship and poverty still an issue in Wisconsin, report shows

Economic hardship and poverty still an issue in Wisconsin, report shows

by Nuha Dolby
February 5, 2019
In light of Foxconn suspension reports, here's what you need to know

In light of Foxconn suspension reports, here’s what you need to know

by Nuha Dolby
January 31, 2019
Wisconsin smoking rates above national average, while vaping rates on the rise

Wisconsin smoking rates above national average, while vaping rates on the rise

by Nuha Dolby
January 29, 2019
Madison drops to 72nd on Best Performing Cities rankings

Madison drops to 72nd on Best Performing Cities rankings

by Nuha Dolby
January 24, 2019
WIC food program at risk of losing funding amidst government shutdown

WIC food program at risk of losing funding amidst government shutdown

by Nuha Dolby
January 22, 2019
EatStreet founders, UW alumni 'honored' to win 2018 UW Entrepreneurial Achievement Award

EatStreet founders, UW alumni ‘honored’ to win 2018 UW Entrepreneurial Achievement Award

by Nuha Dolby
December 11, 2018
Graduation rates low in WI high schools, UW system could see negative effects

Graduation rates low in WI high schools, UW system could see negative effects

by Nuha Dolby
November 27, 2018
New report by UW professor touts benefits of mining in WI, hypothetical mine in Oneida County

New report by UW professor touts benefits of mining in WI, hypothetical mine in Oneida County

by Nuha Dolby
November 13, 2018
Wisconsin faces 'significant shortage' of psychiatrists, experts say

Wisconsin faces ‘significant shortage’ of psychiatrists, experts say

by Nuha Dolby
November 6, 2018
As gubernatorial election nears, experts assess education policies of Walker, Evers

As gubernatorial election nears, experts assess education policies of Walker, Evers

by Nuha Dolby
October 30, 2018
UW joins over 500 schools in utilizing Handshake, replacement for BuckyNet, myECS

UW joins over 500 schools in utilizing Handshake, replacement for BuckyNet, myECS

by Nuha Dolby
October 16, 2018
In an effort to boost voter registration, online registration offered for first time in Wisconsin

In an effort to boost voter registration, online registration offered for first time in Wisconsin

by Nuha Dolby
October 9, 2018
UW joins Shepherd Higher Education Consortium of Poverty, supporting internships in poverty studies

UW joins Shepherd Higher Education Consortium of Poverty, supporting internships in poverty studies

by Nuha Dolby
October 2, 2018
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