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
Category: Culture
Madison Frozen Assets Festival
The sun came out and the temperature rose just in time for the Frozen Assets Festival earlier this month. The festival was held on the
Competing in a Feeder Market: Beer distribution and the beer journey in Dane County
Home to over 20 local breweries, Dane County is a very unique market for beer, creating both competition and community. “There’s obviously a lot of
Being Jewish in an Increasingly Antisemitic Society
Antisemitism has plagued the Jewish community in Madison over the last year. Since September, the Jewish community in Madison has been subjected to multiple hate
Local club for young men run by Domestic Abuse Intervention Services in Madison aims to reshape masculinity
A supportive space for young men seldom exists in high school, but there is now one where boys can ask questions, wrestle with issues and
Village of Waunakee partners with UniverCity to establish relationship with Ho-Chunk nation
Members of the Village of Waunakee and the Ho-Chunk nation gathered earlier this month to raise the Ho-Chunk flag and honor their partnership as a
Madison community responds to ongoing MMoCA racism dispute with grassroots activism
Community members say the museum’s response to “Ain’t I A Woman?” Triennial artists isn’t enough The biannual Gallery Night from the Madison Museum of Contemporary
Legal advocates for Afghanistan immigrants in Madison call for change
Lack of resources causes backlog in visa program Iris Christenson and Katherine Bekasova got used to late nights at the office. They got used to
‘Everybody can be a revolutionary’
The changing culture of activism in Madison and beyond Months before she was elected to the Madison City Council as a UW–Madison junior, Juliana Bennett
Infrastructure bill funds continue to favor cars, but not everyone drives
For Madison residents, more investments in public transit are the top priority Markeisha Jackson’s commute to work means she has to take three different buses
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