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The Badgers had their first player this offseason announce her intention to enter the transfer portal. Here's what we know and what it means for the roster.

Mary Ellen Gevelinger, who led Edgewood College through a period of significant financial headwinds and the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, died last week at the age of 80.

Profiles of candidates vying for public office in April.

The Badgers haven't received votes in each of the last two weeks, but were back in the rankings Monday.

Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have already won enough states to secure the needed number of delegates to be their parties' presumptive nominees.

The first of two Badgers men's hockey off weeks before the NCAA Tournament didn't change their place in the national rankings.

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What's your favorite way to entertain yourself in Madison? Do you prefer the zoo or the children's museum? The Great Dane or the Old Fashioned? Vote in our March Madison bracket.

The use of light within the visible spectrum also allows sensors at National Weather Service stations to simulate human perception of visibility

Both proposed constitutional amendments stem from Republican criticism over private elections grants provided to several communities in the 2020 election.

UW-Madison botany professor Simon Gilroy has taken root in the science of galactic farming, as he and his research team are in the midst of his sixth plant expedition into space.

Leading municipal clerks from conservative and liberal communities agree

The crash, which killed a Sparta woman, led to tentative homicide charges against a Sparta man.

The term “big science” describes the notion that some problems could only be solved through big facilities and tools, big teams of scientists and, of course, big piles of money.

From several former Mr. Basketballs to four-star recruits to walk-ons, here are the players from Wisconsin in the men's NCAA Tournament.

An extra day of rest is as important for the Badgers as anything in their NCAA Tournament draw.

The University of Wisconsin women's basketball team ended a decade-plus drought without postseason basketball Sunday night. Here's what tournament the Badgers will be playing in.

Time and broadcast information was not available during the selection show. Here is when the Badgers will play and how fans can watch.

The Badgers were the only team in the tournament to have two players make the All-Tournament team.

The Badgers take on the team with the longest active win streak in the nation. Here are five things to know about their first-round opponent.