A behavior health care coordinator at Access Community Health Centers and an organizer within Madison’s Oaxacan-American recreational basketball scene, Itzel Martinez Castillo, 25, is passionate
Category: Sport & Leisure
The power of two pedals: Biking brings numerous benefits in Madison
Laura Sollinger’s legs burned with every push of the pedal as she climbed the steep hill on her red bike. Her breath came in ragged
A new kind of teen scene: If I could buy East Towne Mall…
On the busiest road in Madison, in the cut, sits East Towne Mall. This place was built in 1971 with plenty of stores. Now it
Zen on the rooftop: Joan Herzing’s journey to calm minds
“You’re sitting in front of an aquarium window. You’re comfortable, you’re dry, you’re safe and you’re looking at the fish that are swimming past you.
We’re here, we’re queer…and we run
The LGBTQ+ community trades heels for Hokas at Movin’ Shoes Run Club’s bi-monthly Queer Run It’s Wednesday evening and the queer community is on a
Common Ground with… Don Ferber
A volunteer for the Sierra Club Four Lakes Group since 2003 and co-chair of the organization’s Wisconsin chapter since last year, Don Ferber is a
The Madison Night Mares: Adding to the city’s success in women’s sports
On the evening of Saturday, April 20, at the Orpheum theater, Madison Softball revealed that their new team’s name is the “Madison Night Mares” and
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
Madison Capitols split two game series with Muskegon Lumberjacks
The Madison Capitols faced off against the Muskegon Lumberjacks in a two-game series on Oct. 13 and 14 on home ice at the Bob Suter
Capitols scrape by Chicago Steel 7-6 in home opener
In a hard-fought victory, the undefeated Madison Capitols scraped by the visiting Chicago Steel with a 7-6 victory to open the season at Bob Suter’s
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