The UW-Madison Police Department said that officers have removed several firearms “from situations that posed a potential risk to [their] campus and the surrounding community.”
The announcement came Tuesday afternoon, detailing cases involving individuals not affiliated with the university. These incidents included a range of violations, from going armed while intoxicated to prohibited possession.
The center can also serve as a place of mentorship and for networking for staff and students at UW-Madison, MATC and Edgewood University. It’s a welcoming idea for Christy Clark-Pujara, the chair of the Department of African American Studies at UW-Madison.
UX Club at UW-Madison is hosting its final showcase for a redesign project in partnership with the Madison Public Market on Thursday.
Over the course of six workshops, students conducted UX research, developed personas, built wireframes, and produced a fully interactive prototype for what will become Madison Public Market’s primary launch website.
