For the past seven years, Community Shares Backyard Hero Catherine McKenzie has volunteered with the Sierra Club of Wisconsin, but she has always found solace
Category: Cultures
Community Shares Backyard Hero: Beth Welch
Before Beth Welch started her many volunteer endeavors across Madison and her current job in social services at Options in Community Living, she was set
Common Ground with…Sister Sophie Marie
Sister Sophie Marie is a sister of Maria Stella Matutina, or, Sisters of Mary Morning Star, a non-cloistered contemplative community of sisters whose vocation is
Common Ground with… Jessica McCarty
UW–Madison alum Jessica McCarty moved to Madison in 2001 for college and never left. Today, McCarty is an ordained chaplain at Oakwood Village, a continuum
Upcoming app is latest Ho-Chunk language preservation effort
A language is considered endangered when its fluent speakers are few, declining in number and increasing in age. All of these qualities describe Hoocąk, the
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
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
Dancing unites Madison residents despite distance from its homeland
This story is part of a Madison Commons series produced by master’s students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. These stories explore how
Students, parents and teachers see benefits with bilingual, multicultural early child care education
This story is part of a Madison Commons series produced by master’s students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. These stories explore how
Shorin Ryu Karate brings karate tradition, culture to Madison
This story is part of a Madison Commons series produced by master’s students in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. These stories explore how
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