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UW-Madison ends alumni email accounts, citing cybersecurity risks and financial strain
"Related to email, we will now need to pay for storage for every single email account," said Mary Evansen, communications director for UW-Madison Division of Information Technology.
18 fab things to do in the Madison area this weekend
Shop at a bodega. Listen to Words with Nerds. This weekend, there's plenty to entertain.
NCAA Tournament game boosts Wisconsin women's hockey 2023-24 crowd size average
The Badgers hosted an NCAA Tournament game for the first time in five years, and it was the highest-attended contest of the season.
Packers' Brian Gutekunst: 'Pretty easy decision' on first-round draft selection
The Packers' general manager took an offensive player in the first round for just the second time in his seven-year tenure.
Madison alters planned North-South BRT line to preserve Park Street parking, at business owners' request
With $118 million in federal funding in place, construction on the second BRT route is expected to begin in 2026.
Second former Wisconsin women's basketball player announces transfer destination
A seldom-used post player for the Badgers announced where she will play next after graduating early. Here's what we know.
Former Wisconsin basketball point guard transferring to rebuilding ACC program
The Badgers will have to replace their point guard who started 103 games. Here's where he's headed, and what's next for the Badgers.
Familiar face picked as next Sun Prairie West boys basketball coach
Sun Prairie West won the Big Eight Conference boys basketball title and had the state's leading scorer. Here's why their next coach was picked.
4 observations from Wisconsin football's 12th spring practice
With Wisconsin football's spring schedule beginning to wind down, here's what stood out from the team's Thursday practice.
Brewers battle back against Pirates to end road trip on a high note
Milwaukee has won six of eight games after taking the final two of the four-game series in Pittsburgh. Here's who delivered in the clutch for the Brewers.
Madison's Crazylegs Classic race causes street closures and bus detours
The race begins Saturday on Library Mall and ends outside the Kohl Center.
Hands on Wisconsin: America does right by Ukraine ... eventually
This famous quotation is often attributed to Winston Churchill: "Americans can always be trusted to do the right thing, once all other possibilities have been exhausted.”
Wisconsin football receives commitment from 2025 offensive lineman
The University of Wisconsin football program has picked up two verbal commitments from 2025 recruits in the last two weeks. Here's what we know about this offensive lineman from Michigan.
Madison School Board member Maia Pearson running for 78th Assembly District
Pearson has been on the Madison School Board since 2021 and was reelected earlier this month to another three-year term.
Bucks' injury woes worsen as first-round series against Pacers moves to Indiana
With Giannis Antetokounmpo's status for Game 3 still unclear, Milwaukee could be without another key starter on Friday. Here's the latest on the team's injury report.
Wisconsin football loses reserve wide receiver to transfer portal
The Wisconsin wide receiver room takes a hit to its depth with a third-year player entering the portal. Here's what we know.
More than 150 police officers and drones to monitor 55th annual Mifflin Street Block Party
The police response will include multiple drones in search of fights, vandalism and overcrowding in harder-to-monitor areas.
Hands on Wisconsin: Criticizing Israel's government isn't necessarily antisemitic
College campuses across the country have erupted in protests over Israel's brutal war in Gaza. While there have been some documented and disturbing incidents of antisemitism and some problematic rhetoric, the vast majority of the protesters are peaceful -- and…
What to know about Madison's Crazylegs Classic
The 42nd annual Crazylegs Classic, with a 5-mile run and 2-mile walk, is likely draw more than 9,500 participants to Downtown Madison this weekend.