The University of Wisconsin held its 173rd commencement ceremony Saturday to celebrate the graduation of bachelor’s, law and master’s degree students. Several speeches were given to the crowd of over ...

The University of Wisconsin expected possible inclement weather, disclosing in an advisory that the ceremony will “take place rain or shine.” Nearby in a hotel lobby, the Italian and French department ...

University of Wisconsin Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin held a group interview with Wisconsin journalists on May 11 at Bascom Hall to reflect on her time at UW-Madison before her departure this month.

The Office of the Independent Monitor, the agency responsible for independent oversight of the Madison Police Department, released a 31-page public memorandum lambasting the City attorney and Common ...

What would we wish for if we knew it would come true?” Many are drawn to fame, money, and, of course, love. In the case of ...

Editor’s note: An earlier version of this article erroneously said that the university had purchased the land of Lake Forest in 1947. Entombed within the deepest reaches of the University of Wisconsin ...

The Wisconsin State Senate unanimously approved Assembly Bill 232 March 12, requiring the instruction of Asian American history in schools, a historic milestone for Asian American representation in ...

The Badger Herald is one of the nation’s largest fully independent student newspapers, located in Madison, Wisconsin and founded in 1969. The Herald publishes monthly print editions and provides daily ...

Women’s History Month was established in 1987 to celebrate and encourage education about the history of women’s contributions to U.S. history, according to the Library of Congress. Wisconsin Women ...

(U-WIRE) HANOVER, N.H. — Though the Ivy League has become synonymous with academics, prestige, and of course, old New England buildings, the history of the term is rooted in the eight member schools’ ...

The University of Wisconsin’s Lakeshore neighborhood is a sleepy enclave of freshman dormitories, often written off as boring compared to its boisterous east campus counterpart, the Southeast ...

“People talk to you differently and listen to what you have to say very differently from how they listen to another man.” That was a University of Wisconsin nuclear engineering and physics student.