Common Ground with… Susan De Vos
Young people are listening to vinyl records, but might not know how to improve their listening experience
The Buy Nothing Project promotes communal gift-giving, free of charge
You Paid How Much for Those Sneakers?
First-ever Madison Film Festival
Madisonians find confidence and community in circus
A stroll down State Street, busking all the way
What’s Ahead For Madison’s Unionized Starbucks Store
As inflation strains food pantries, here’s how you can help and get help
Wisconsin agriculture uses community-focused programs to navigate the COVID-19 supply chain and market disruptions
Election Day: Outsiders say elections are much more dynamic here
Madison Commons reporters are out telling Election Day stories across the Madison community. Check back for updates throughout the day. In the featured photo above,
Common Ground with… Susan De Vos
Amid recent pushes to add Bus Rapid Transit and a Metro Transit redesign in Madison, one longtime resident and former researcher knows where those changes
Young people are listening to vinyl records, but might not know how to improve their listening experience
Industry data indicates that vinyl is on the rise, outpacing other forms of physical media such as CDs in no small part due to an
The Buy Nothing Project promotes communal gift-giving, free of charge
Buy Nothing groups in the Dane County area offer all the free items you could think of, all while building community Jami Dugan, a fourth
You Paid How Much for Those Sneakers?
Find out why so many are drawn to collecting sneakers. Shoe box insert paper from the Jorden Lost and Lost shoe release in 2022. by
First-ever Madison Film Festival
Five years ago, Jared Rosenthal met Grey Smoley at Pace University in New York. They bonded over their passion for film. This past year, the
Madisonians find confidence and community in circus
On Madison’s east side: once a warehouse, now a hub for circus arts. Open the doors of Madison Circus Space to find members cartwheeling inside
A stroll down State Street, busking all the way
Through rain and snow, the musicians of State Street shine to bring joy to the community On any given day in Madison, Wisconsin, State Street
What’s Ahead For Madison’s Unionized Starbucks Store
After striking on one of the store’s busiest days, Madison’s unionized Starbucks employees continue to demand recognition and fair labor practices Last fall, Starbucks workers
As inflation strains food pantries, here’s how you can help and get help
Inflation has skyrocketed housing expenses, gas prices and grocery bills. These soaring costs have left families in a pinch, leading them to seek out their
Wisconsin agriculture uses community-focused programs to navigate the COVID-19 supply chain and market disruptions
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the American agriculture industry experienced enormous losses from supply chain and market disruptions. In response, Wisconsin’s agriculture industry focused on implementing
