Restaurant brings global community to Madison
Common Ground…with Karla Thennes
Madison indigenous community leaders shine in “Teejop & Beyond” presentation series
Common Ground with… Carole Schaeffer
More city and county funding means expansion of Madison’s CARES program
Madison reinvents itself, again
Protecting Madison minds: Tackling youth athlete concussions
Shelter and housing plans bring hope to Dane County’s homeless population
Common Ground with… Karen Oberhauser
The NHL’s pride tape ban brings to light why having a gay hockey league is so important in the first place
Restaurant brings global community to Madison
It was a gloomy day in October, but bright, beautiful and exciting for The Globe’s new owners. After months of remodeling, it was time to
Common Ground…with Karla Thennes
Born in rural Minnesota, Karla Thennes has been a longtime advocate for homelessness resources. After moving to Madison in 1989 to pursue a graduate degree,
Madison indigenous community leaders shine in “Teejop & Beyond” presentation series
The Madison Public Library’s presentation program “Teejop & Beyond” highlights traditional stories, celebrates indigenous identity and builds community relationships. Started in 2021, “Teejop & Beyond’’
Legalizing Cannabis in Wisconsin: Do the benefits outweigh the costs?
In the state of Wisconsin a 13-year-old boy was diagnosed with brain cancer and given six months to live. However, his parents refused to give up
Common Ground with… Carole Schaeffer
Carole Schaeffer’s long and impactful real estate development career began in 2005, when she was named executive director of Smart Growth Greater Madison, a group
Dane County looks for new ways to combat misinformation ahead of the 2024 elections
It’s been three years since a victor was crowned in the 2020 presidential election, yet despite widespread evidence that no voter fraud took place, people
Kristen Roman: From UW–Madison volleyball standout to chief of campus police
Chief Kristen Roman has long understood the value of teamwork. Roman, originally from Illinois, was a standout athlete on the UW–Madison volleyball team, recording over
More city and county funding means expansion of Madison’s CARES program
Behavioral health emergency assistance may soon be a 911 call away for more residents of Madison and Dane County. Earlier this month, the Dane County
Madison reinvents itself, again
UW–Madison senior Rhia Dhingra is one of the many Madison residents currently living in a building that won’t be here this time next year. Like
Protecting Madison minds: Tackling youth athlete concussions
Teenage athletes are often thought to be temperamental, snippy or moody. But after working in the Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit at UW Health, nurse Kelsey
