IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN CAMPUS NEWS,The president of the UW Board of Regents named the 23-member committee to help decide the next chancellor on Thursday. Regent Amy Bogost will chair the search alongside vice chair Professor Annie Jones. The …

IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN NATIONAL NEWS,The 6-3 Supreme Court decision cut key sections of the Voting Rights Act to benefit Republicans. The court is a conservative majority and decided to gut the Act’s requirement that districts are drawn to …

IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN CAMPUS NEWS,Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau has just been named the founding dean of UW-Madison’s brand new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence. This new school, set to launch at the beginning of July 2026, is the first …

IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN CAMPUS NEWS,Nearly 40 arrests were made during the Mifflin Street Block Party as of 7 p.m. this Saturday. 200 officers monitored the event and crowds on Mifflin Street. Most of those arrested were charged with …

INTRO GOOD (DAY) EVENING MADISON! YOU’RE LISTENING TO THE 5/6 O’CLOCK NEWS UPDATE ON WSUM 91.7 FM MADISON STUDENT RADIO. I’M TALULA HAYES. IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN NATIONAL NEWS,New York Times says the FBI began investigating one of their …

IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN NATIONAL NEWS,Center for Disease Control cancels release of study results showing the benefits of the COVID vaccine. The study results would have verified that the vaccine sharply cut the odds of hospitalizations and emergency visits …

IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN CAMPUS NEWS,A UW-Madison engineering building gets a donation of $25 million dollars from two alumni on Tuesday. John and Tashia Morgridge gifted this money to the project. The pair graduated from UW-Madison in 1955. John …

IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN CAMPUS NEWS,The Big Ten is adding a postseason conference volleyball tournament. The tournament will run from Nov. 20-25 at Fishers Event Center in Fishers Indiana. The top 15 teams in the regular season will be …

IN THE NEWS TODAY, IN NATIONAL NEWS,Vance continues feud with the catholic church and pope. When speaking at the University of Georgia, Vice President JD Vance, responded to the Pope’s criticism of US involvement in Iran. He invoked a metaphor …

IN THE NEWS TODAY,  IN LOCAL NEWS, Referendum fails in Monroe, district announces more than 20 layoffs. The Monroe School District announced that they would be cutting 22.5 positions after they could not secure funding. This move comes after they …