The Madison Area Builders Association (MABA), Metropolitan Builders Association, and National Association of the Remodeling Industry of Madison will host BuildX, a one-day conference focusing on empowering women in the construction industry.
When it comes to diversifying the community and the workforce, Madison has a challenge that’s not much different from many mid-sized cities, especially those in the Upper Midwest.
A $75 million donation has ensured the University of Wisconsin–Madison will build a new home for its School of Computer, Data, and Information Services.
International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF) has awarded Aldo Leopold Nature Center (ALNC) with a $9,000 grant to expand access to environmental education programs.
During most years, United Way of Dane County would hold its Seasons of Caring event at the Duck Pond in Warner Park, but with the COVID-19 pandemic taking new turns and public restrictions being resurrected, a better-safe-than-sorry approach has emerged.
Madison Area Technical College announced it has partnered with the Ho-Chunk Nation to collect personal items to help Afghan refugees who have been relocated to Wisconsin.
Drexel Building Supply has donated $1.5 million to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dane County and Madison Area Builders Association (MABA) Skilled Trades Center.
The new campaign will initially focus on raising funds from members of the Black community with a goal of raising $50,000 by Oct. 15.
The long-term economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic will take years to ascertain fully. To overcome the economic challenges created by the pandemic and its fallout, it’s important to have a good initial understanding of the state of U.S. business creation and longevity prior to the current COVID-19 crisis.
The Madison Metropolitan School District will shift school schedules to accommodate for a shortage of bus drivers.
The University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee has forgiven more than $5 million in outstanding balances owed by students from the 2020–21 school year.
A free event with a focus on getting children interested in the numerous careers in the construction industry will be held Saturday, Sept. 11, from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. at McKee Farms Park in Fitchburg.
Effective Aug. 30, the University of Wisconsin–Madison will require all unvaccinated students and employees to undergo weekly tests for COVID-19.
While the state’s two largest school districts consider COVID-19 vaccine requirements for teachers, Gov. Tony Evers has expressed support for mandatory teacher vaccinations.
Starting today, Madison College will offer free COVID-19 vaccinations during its "WolfPack Welcome" student orientations in August, but the shots are available to everyone — students, staff, visitors, and the general public.
There are a lot of unfilled jobs right now, but it’s possible none may be as important as those in the cybersecurity industry.
As the new school year approaches, nonprofit Madison Reading Project is trying to stretch school district budgets by inviting teachers and others in the Dane County community to bring new, diverse books to area elementary and middle school classrooms.
Trailing only Southern Cal, UCLA, and the University of Georgia, UW–Madison ranks fourth on the Niche’s 2022 ranking of Colleges with the Best Student Life in America.
The State of Wisconsin Building Commission has approved a total of approximately $92.6 million in key projects across the state.
The Madison Urban League and Goodman Center-Girls Inc. local chapter are the recipients of Enterprise Holdings inaugural ROAD Forward grants.
