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'UW System' no more; Wisconsin is rebranding its collection of 13 universities
"We think a new name, our new identity, reflects the collective role our 13 public universities play in the economic and social fabric of Wisconsin," System President Jay Rothman said.
The Book Deal moves into a new Madison space that's easier to navigate
The store's soft opening Saturday was met with eager crowds, oldies music and joyful chatter.
Wisconsin student test scores show improvement from days of COVID-19 pandemic
Test scores from the 2022-23 school year show about 40% of students in the state are proficient in math and English language arts.
Madison School District teachers lobby for smaller class sizes to improve kids' education
Teachers, some of whom are teaching the largest classes they've ever had, worry that students aren't getting enough individual attention and help.
Despite drought, Wisconsin corn and soybean yields better than expected
"There's potential out there, but it's going to be quite variable," said Joe Lauer, who studies corn and silage production at UW-Madison's College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.
Packers, Matt LaFleur 'hope’ Aaron Jones will return after bye
Packers field-tilting running back Aaron Jones sat out with injury against the Raiders and playing sparingly 11 days earlier against the Lions.
Packers' Matt LaFleur: ‘I haven’t lost faith or belief’ in Jordan Love, young offense
Packers coach Matt LaFleur revealed what he said to his team one day after Monday's 17-13 loss to the Raiders.
Week 7 Madison/WiscNews high school volleyball rankings
After the completion of multiple conference tournaments this past weekend there's a new No. 1 team. Here are the latest rankings.
Draft Queen: There's a whole mundo out there beyond Modelo
Mexican beers are gaining in popularity.
Former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice advises Republican leader against impeachment
"To sum up my views, there should be no effort to impeach Justice Protasiewicz on anything we know now," Prosser wrote to Vos.
Middleton stays atop the Madison/Wiscnews high school boys soccer polls
Waupun Central Wisconsin Christian had a big win over Lodi to bump the Blue Devils out of the top 10 this week.
Fate of Madison Public Market now goes to City Council after cost-cutting plan fails
The city's Finance Committee shot down a plan to cut windows, garages and furnishings from the Public Market in a cost-cutting effort.
Winning streak helps team reclaim spot in Week 8 Madison/WiscNews high school football rankings
Waunakee extended its winning streak to eight and secured at least a share of a third straight Badger Large Conference title. Here are this week's rankings.
There could be more concerts next year at Breese Stevens Field
Big Top Events is asking Madison to increase the number of contractually allowed concerts at the venue from seven to up to 12 concerts next year.
Wisconsin volleyball's 2 most celebrated players aim to be program's first Olympians
Lauren Carlini and Dana Rettke played important roles in the U.S. qualifying for the 2024 Olympics. Both former Badgers greats aim to be part of the American team in Paris.
Despite initial projections, Madison School District enrollment sees slight increase
Enrollment in the Madison School District is 25,581 this year, an increase of more than 560 students from projections made in June.
State Capitol gunman shows need for better laws -- Daniel Elsass
A 43-year-old man with a handgun last week visited Gov. Tony Evers' office in Madison. After being arrested and posting bail, he later returned with an assault-style weapon.
Suppressing offensive ideas lets them fester in darkness -- Marc-Oliver Wright
I was upset by the Oct. 4 article “Profanities, lewd behavior mar conference livestream.” Aside from the headline and shameful behavior reported, the following quote stood out: "A survey of University of Wisconsin System students last fall found that more…
GOP is weakening Wisconsin's entire education system -- William Hartje
Tom Still's Sept. 24 column, "Political battles over UW harmful," was on point. It warned of the damage that Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, and the Republican-controlled Legislature are doing to the University of Wisconsin System. This is part of…