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"
Excluding Jewish holidays from legislative calendar disrespects Wisconsin’s Jewish community
Forcing legislators to choose between representing their constituents and worship is discriminatory
Removing ‘retardation’ from state code signals progress toward respect, bipartisanship
Despite great political polarization, there are still common sense solutions both parties should support
Walker, despite pushback, signs into law controversial extraordinary session bills
Gov.-elect Tony Evers says Walker 'ignored' the desires of Wisconsinites, undermining practices of good democracy
Legislature passes lame duck bills limiting executive power
In a rare lame-duck session, the Wisconsin state Legislature passed a package of bills along party lines Wednesday morning limiting executive power and early voting. …
New legislation will cut statewide district attorney shortage in half
54 positions will be filled statewide, specifically in understaffed Walworth County
‘Blue Lives Matter’ bill faces opposition from legislators across party lines
Sixty-four police officers were killed with guns in 2016 as part of hate crimes
Badger Advocates looks to bridge gap between UW, Legislature
The alumni group also aims for faculty, staff, alumni voice on political issues
Why does Wisconsin’s abortion rate keep dropping?
Pro-life, pro-choice organizations discuss causes, implications of recent statistic
New financial aid director hopes to make paying for college easier
UW will carry out more outreach toward students seeking aid
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