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'Devastated': Badgers' 23-13 loss to Minnesota ends quest for Big 10 title

By John Suayan | Dec 1, 2021

Riding a seven-game winning streak into its season finale matchup against Minnesota, Wisconsin couldn’t be blamed for having visions of celebrating a Big 10 title.

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'Who's going crazy?': Wisconsin freshman RB Allen carries Badgers to 35-28 win over Nebraska

By John Suayan | Nov 24, 2021

A question on the minds of the Wisconsin faithful heading into the Nov. 20 matchup against Nebraska was what would freshman running back Braelon Allen do for an encore.

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'Just getting started': Blowout victory over Northwestern pushes Wisconsin's win streak to six

By John Suayan | Nov 17, 2021

By vanquishing Big 10 foe Northwestern 35-7 last Saturday and pushing their winning streak to six, the Wisconsin Badgers find themselves in the top 20 of both traditional polls.

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Lawmakers introduce measure to decrease evictions during public health emergencies: 'Housing is a human right'

By John Suayan | Nov 9, 2021

A cadre of state lawmakers introduced a measure that seeks to reduce evictions during public health emergencies.

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'It's amazing': Burks proposes to high school sweetheart after Badgers' 20-14 win over Army

By John Suayan | Oct 24, 2021

It’s a good thing when your team wins, but for Badgers linebacker Noah Burks, Wisconsin’s hard-fought 20-14 victory over Army is memorable for another reason.

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Badgers down Army 1-0 for first sweep of season

By John Suayan | Oct 24, 2021

The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team completed its first sweep of the season by defeating Army 1-0 in its second and final game against the service academy at Kohl Center in Madison.

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Madison unveils mural to 'inspire action to advance social justice and racial equity'

By John Suayan | Oct 5, 2021

A Madison neighborhood last summer was inundated by a series of racist flyers, prompting the Madison Arts Commission to install a mural depicting a queue of children of color waiting to select a “life path” from a vending machine filled with options such as “poverty,” “prison” and “police brutality.”

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'Thank you': Madison receives $5 million for public transit program

By John Suayan | Sep 3, 2021

Wisconsin’s State Capitol allocated $5 million in federal funding for its public transportation program last month.