Madison Public Library marked its 150th anniversary with a look at how far it’s come and where it’s headed. As a third space and a
Category: Education
Exploring how to house nontraditional students seeking degrees
This story is part of a two-year (2024-26) series prioritizing solutions to housing insecurity through collaborative storytelling. For more information about the series, please see the
Subsidized housing for nontraditional college students: Might it be right for Madison? UW Odyssey Project leaders explore the possibility.
This story, a modified version of a story that ran earlier in The Capital Times, is part of a two-year (2024-26) series prioritizing solutions to
Meet Team Housing partner Brian Bedford
This story is part of a two-year (2024-26) series prioritizing solutions to housing insecurity through collaborative storytelling. For more information about the series, please see the
Explore the Scholar House concept
Watch this documentary video created by Sreejita Patra and Kiesen Williams about the Family Scholar House, a model program in Kentucky and a few other
Ten tips for tenants from Wisconsin attorneys
This story is part of a two-year (2024-26) series prioritizing solutions to housing insecurity through collaborative storytelling. For more information about the series, please see
Curtis Sittenfeld tells all at the Wisconsin Book Festival
As part of the Wisconsin Book Festival, seven-time novelist Curtis Sittenfeld sat down to answer questions about her writing career and her latest release, a
Wisconsin sees record-breaking number of voters in state superintendent primary election as Underly and Kinser advance
Tuesday’s state superintendent primary election, pitting incumbent Jill Underly against challengers Brittany Kinser and Jeff Wright, saw the highest statewide voter turnout for a superintendent
The art of reciprocity
Printmaker Lesley Anne Numbers finds fulfillment through a blend of teaching and making art in the Madison Community In 2013, Lesley Anne Numbers, a bubbly
A place of despair: A Madison man’s memories from inside prison
A loud “clack” sound awakes me. The locks on the bars are released as I open my eyes and my nostrils are rushed with the
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