UW receives $20 million donation for new Letters and Sciences building
'I'm looking forward to hiring people to teach for L&S and not having to apologize about the building,' Chancellor Blank says
Social workers endorse bills to reduce gun violence, suicides
Gun suicide attempts are fatal, severely depressed, suicidal people should not be allowed to carry guns, national social work group leader says
Lease signing season is already approaching at UW, leaving many students frustrated
Landlords in some neighborhoods are setting resign dates as early as Oct. 6
Legal loophole allows Madison businesses to sell marijuana-like drug Delta-8 THC
'It’s painfully obvious that we’re the only state in our region that hasn't legalized medicinal marijuana, so it makes sense that there’s this huge market for delta-8,' District 4 alder says
Politicized 2021-23 Wisconsin state budget provides tax breaks for the wealthy
Budget uses recent $4.4 billion surplus for tax relief, leaves out investments in healthcare, education
Wisconsin legislature must stop battling Evers over COVID-19 relief
New relief package gives Wisconsinites desperately needed funding, but legislature vies for control
Wisconsin Legislature, Gov. Evers choose partisanship over unity in allocating stimulus package funds
Both parties must compromise during desperate time for Wisconsin people
Non-partisan redistricting commission used to address gerrymandering
Gerrymandering can result in one political party winning an election, even if the other party got the majority of the vote
Gov. Evers’ proposal to allow local municipalities to increase sales tax
Additional revenue would help support local governments with needs arising from the pandemic, UW expert says
