Mia Sato

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Mia Sato is a senior at the University of Wisconsin-Madison studying journalism and political science.

BEST OF 2016: Fractionalized — Stories of Biracial Joy, Pain, Struggle...

Mia Sato - Dec 26, 2016

For Omega Grads, The GED Is Just The Beginning

Mia Sato - Jul 1, 2016

Fractionalized: Stories of Biracial Joy, Pain, Struggle and Triumph

Mia Sato - May 25, 2016

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Madison365 Week in Review for January 22

Madison365 staff - Jan 22, 2022

“Hers was a life well-lived.” Dorothy “Dot” Williams remembered as generous, empathetic matriarch in...

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Madison College honored with Eduardo J. Padrón Award for Institutional Transformation

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Midwest Beauty House strives towards inclusivity by becoming a Strands for Trans establishment

Rodlyn-mae Banting - Jan 21, 2022

The Omicron surge hasn’t peaked nationwide, and ‘the next few weeks will be tough,’ US surgeon general says

Free N95 & KN95 masks available at Boys and Girls Club beginning at noon today

Dane County sets new single-day COVID-19 case record

Men’s Health and Wellness Center will offer COVID-19 vaccines to Black males of all ages Saturday

Madison schools to resume in-person learning Monday

“Hers was a life well-lived.” Dorothy “Dot” Williams remembered as generous, empathetic matriarch in Madison’s Black community

Madison College honored with Eduardo J. Padrón Award for Institutional Transformation

Midwest Beauty House strives towards inclusivity by becoming a Strands for Trans establishment

American Family commits $2.5 million to The Center for Black Excellence and Culture

CEOs of Tomorrow to open teen-run retail spot this weekend

Milwaukee Public Schools pivot to virtual learning; Racine extends winter break

State Sen. Lena Taylor joins Milwaukee mayoral race

Best of 2021: Jimmy Banks Stadium? Grassroots effort looks to rename Custer after Milwaukee soccer legend

State Sen. Lena Taylor suspends campaign for Lt. Gov.

Barrett resigns as Mayor of Milwaukee, Johnson assumes office at 5 pm

“This is life work.” Multicultural Coalition Inc grows out of the pandemic, looks to the future

Best of 2021: “It’s all about being uplifting.” Oneida music teacher’s song for Packers goes viral

As Lake Michigan shoreline vanishes, Wisconsinites fight waves with walls. (Spoiler: The waves will win.)

Lawrence University to dedicate sculpture, rename plaza in honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Wisconsin’s special ed system: High stress, sparse state funding

Bill would establish task force on missing & murdered Black women & girls

“A cultural shift.” Nonprofits see lasting changes — some subtle, some seismic — coming out of the pandemic

It’s Only 10 Minutes: January 14

Beloit Brown Community Liaison to host gun violence forum; police chief declines invitation

“A generation of savers:” The pandemic reduced our credit card debt. Will it stick?

Cheryl A. Hickmon, beloved president of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., passes away

Florida bill to shield people from feeling ‘discomfort’ over historic actions by their race, nationality or gender approved by Senate committee

Senate Democrats suffer defeat on voting rights after vote to change rules fails

Fashion icon André Leon Talley is dead at age 73

Americans see Martin Luther King Jr. as a hero now, but that wasn’t the case during his lifetime

Mia Sato

BEST OF 2016: Fractionalized — Stories of Biracial Joy, Pain, Struggle...

For Omega Grads, The GED Is Just The Beginning

Fractionalized: Stories of Biracial Joy, Pain, Struggle and Triumph

STAY CONNECTED

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Madison365 Week in Review for January 22

“Hers was a life well-lived.” Dorothy “Dot” Williams remembered as generous, empathetic matriarch in...

Madison College honored with Eduardo J. Padrón Award for Institutional Transformation

Midwest Beauty House strives towards inclusivity by becoming a Strands for Trans establishment