Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen is at the forfront of calling for a slowdown of the risky technology. He will appear at the Cap Times Idea Fest on ...
The Democratic Party's failure so far to stand up for democracy is a troubling indication of what might happen if Repubicans ...
The Princeton professor opened Cap Times Idea Fest in Madison with a talk on his new book, “America, U.S.A.: How Race Shadows ...
The Promega Art Showcase in Fitchburg hosts the 14th Biennial PhotoMidwest Festival, collectively celebrating three decades ...
In a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Ideas Lab column, Law Forward's Douglas Poland writes that gerrymandering locks voters out of ...
The Nepal disaster, taking over 1,000 lives in an instant, should remind decision makers to take climate change seriously and ...
In this week's newsletter, Reunion will close in Spring Green, Madison's Capital City Theatre debuts a delightful song cycle, a murder mystery rec and more.
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Administrators of Wisconsin's flagship public university expect most students will have a class in the $115 million facility during their time on campus.
Tickets are still available to see headliners like Jonathan Capehart, Jane Alexander, Chris Van Hollen and Ro Khanna.
Tom Nelson's new book "The Green and Gold Standard" is a people's history of Wisconsin's storied football team.
The award-winning author visits Madison’s Capitol Theater on Friday, Sept. 25, as part of the Wisconsin Book Festival.