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In our Lasting Impacts series: the pandemic has fundamentally changed where, when and how we work, and how we feel about our work.
Also, the pandemic drastically reduced summer school enrollment – and it hasn’t yet recovered.
The 15th annual Line Breaks performing arts festival takes place this weekend.
Urban Triage has received another $9 million for rental support.
A group of Madison East moms is working to support students and propose changes to reduce violence at the school.
Marquette University named Dr. Christine Navia VP for Inclusive Excellence.
Also at Marquette, ESPN personality Bomani Jones will deliver the Axhelm Lecture in sports journalism.
The Wisconsin Latino Chamber of Commerce got $3.4 million from the state to expand and support more business owners.
Giannis Antetokunmpo surpassed Kareem Abdul-Jabar to become the all-time leading scorer for the Milwaukee Bucks.
Wisconsin Badger sophomore Johnny Davis will enter the NBA draft.
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