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 ...

In the wake of the overthrow of Charles X, Eugène Delacroix gave life to his now-famous painting, “Liberty Leading the People,” to celebrate what he hoped was a new era of French freedom. A decade ...

Editor’s note: This article was updated to reflect accurate information regarding the discreteness of two potential impacts of federal funding cuts on the University of Wisconsin. The University of ...

In a report released by the International Council of Nurses, the shortage of nurses in the current healthcare system should be treated as a global health emergency. This shortage is detrimental to the ...

Wisconsin lawmakers, alongside social justice and environmental groups, introduced the Climate Accountability Act at the State Capitol Tuesday. The bill marks the state’s first legislation aimed at ...

The University of Wisconsin Health Compass Program, a walk-in treatment clinic for individuals with substance use issues, recently completed its first year of operation. Located at the UW Health ...

Through a 2021 policy change, college athletes are officially able to profit off of their name, image and likeness. NIL deals allow college athletes to be compensated for the revenue they bring to ...

Findorff, one of Madison’s oldest construction companies, has officially transitioned to 100% employee ownership. The Employee Stock Ownership Plan, which is a qualified retirement plan that gives ...

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers announced on Friday that the Wisconsin State Building Commission has approved reallocating funding toward several projects including $29 million for the construction of a new ...

The annual Madison Marathon was held Sunday, Nov. 10. Organized by Madison Festivals Inc., the event featured a full marathon, half marathon and 10k starting and ending at the Wisconsin State Capitol.

Saxony Apartments, located at 305 N. Frances St., is potentially being redeveloped by Core Spaces, the same company that built The James, The Hub and oLiv, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.

People of UW: Sex Out Loud Program Chair, Chair-in-Training discuss promoting sex positivity, destigmatizing heteronormative, gendered ideals ...