If you were on the third floor this Friday, the sound of afro-beats and the smell of Nigerian jollof rice may have distracted you from classwork. After a semester-long lull, the African Student Association...
Planning on buying discounted hiking boots or a backpacker’s bag from REI this Black Friday? Think again. REI has decided to not participate in Black Friday madness this November 27.
Black Friday...
The Wisconsin Dog Fair was held on November 1, 2015 at the Alliant Energy Center. At the fair, dogs were allowed to walk around as long as they were on a leash. Information on all types of breeding groups...
Every semester a new election takes place for Madison College Senate. There were 16,362 eligible voters as of Fall 2015 and 298 voted, only 1.82 percent of all eligible voters.
Nineteen seats take up...
As we near the end of the season for the famed Dane County Saturday farmer’s market on the square in downtown Madison, a smaller Sunday market, also on the square, is finishing up for the 2015 season...
Welcome to November! At this point in the semester, most of you are probably gearing up for papers that will soon be due, trying to keep up with homework and maybe looking forward to Thanksgiving break....
Public Safety Officers respond to many calls for service and we communicate our activities to the college community. Here are some of the notable incidents from this past month.
On Oct. 28, Public...
Institutionalized racism is the root of which the “achievement gap” thrives on. This term doesn’t insinuate that most individuals in the United States are racist, but rather that government policies...
Visual Communication alumnus and current instructor, Emmalee Pearson remembers how she got her start teaching at Madison College.
“I went from metal singer to teacher,” Pearson joked. “ I started...
Care. No matter what. That is the mission statement for Planed Parenthood of Wisconsin. With such a profound slogan as this, you would be surprised by how much people oppose this idea.
The Madison...
Many may have questions about plans for the old tennis court off Wright Street. At the beginning of the month students arrived to the Truax campus to find the tennis court being stripped of its fencing....
Masaya Xiong is the non-traditional occupations advisor at Madison College. Non-traditional careers are defined as those in which less than 25 percent of the workforce is of one gender. Xiong’s office...
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