Americans hold varying opinions about the war in the Middle East, from support for ending 47 years of nettlesome threats by Iran’s theocracy to opposing U.S. intervention for reasons that include unclear mission goals.
Either way, it’s important to know much national defense research has little to do with building better missiles or bombs. It’s often about prevention, detection, reaction and recovery in times of emergency at home. That affects civilians as well as military personnel.
Spirited school pride, interactive games and opportunities to double donations are all part of this year’s Day of the Badger, a two-day fundraising effort supporting the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
Sponsored by the Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association, the annual event brings together alumni, students and supporters through both virtual and in-person activities aimed at raising critical funds for campus programs and initiatives.
Organizers say more than 150 areas across campus are participating this year, including schools, colleges, departments and other causes. Donors can choose where to direct their contributions through the event’s website.
Spring cleaning can feel good, but have you thought about applying that same effort to other parts of your life?
UW Health distinguished psychologist Dr. Shilagh Mirgain provides a four-step checklist to help you lighten the load and make room for the things that bring joy and overall well-being.
There’s no definitive timeline yet on the search for a new University of Wisconsin athletic director.
Chris McIntosh’s departure to become deputy commissioner for strategy at the Big Ten Conference was kept quiet until Sunday. The conference and Wisconsin confirmed it with a Monday morning announcement.
Higher gas prices have some drivers looking at electric vehicles, with searches for the cars rising.
Schoepp Motors says they’ve filled about 25% of their lot with EVs and hybrids in anticipation that gas prices stay high and interest in more sustainable vehicles rises.
