Can Technology Save us From Racism?: UW’s last RED talk of the year on race, digital revolution
'I think it’s important to understand the relationships between these forms of activism — online and on the streets — and how they are building towards justice together," Communication Arts professor says
UW names ‘Transcendent Kingdom’ 2021-22 Go Big Read
'This past year has shown us all the importance of listening to people’s stories and finding ways to reach out to them,' UW Chancellor says about selection
UW BIPOC Coalition discusses organization’s goals at first public forum
'The more leverage we have, the more power we have as a body overall,' BIPOC Coalition co-founder says
When home doesn’t feel like home: How racism in world, on campus continues in dorms
'The University makes me feel like my Blackness is a burden,' BIPOC students struggle to find safe, welcoming spaces on campus
UW Distinguished Lecture Series hosts renowned epidemiologist Celine Gounder
Gounder emphasizes history of health inequity within Native American populations
Wisconsin must allocate more funding to public defenders in effort to reform criminal justice system
Many have suffered consequences of lacking public defenders, US needs to ensure this is no longer issue
Efforts to promote homeownership among young adults may alleviate current recession
State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski announces new task force dedicated to increasing housing affordability, will have generational, racial implications
While racialized attacks are unjustified, Chinese government mishandled COVID-19 pandemic
Despite President Trump's inability to take stance for or against Chinese government, it is time for Chinese government to be held accountable
As the coronavirus spreads to Madison, so does discrimination against Asian-Americans
After UW announced its first case, increasing rates of coronavirus-inspired prejudice against Asian-American students must be addressed
