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Campus and state police officers broke up University of Wisconsin-Madison students’ anti-war encampment protest Wednesday morning — physically removing tents and arresting several protesters in the process. The protest was entering its third day when officers arrived around shortly before 7 a.m. and began issuing warnings to people to leave the encampment and remove the […] The post Police dismantle UW-Madison anti-war encampment protests, make over a dozen arrests appeared first on Wisconsin Ex

Most students voted to keep mask mandate till end of spring semester

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON REGISTERED STUDENT ORGANIZATION COVID-19 POLICY FOR 2020-2021 ACADEMIC YEAR EVENTS AND MEETINGS March 3, 2021 Updated, March 2, 2021; Effective, March 8, 2021 The University of Wisconsin–Madison’s event attendance and space occupancy limits are reviewed periodically as Public Health Madison Dane County (PHMDC) issues updated public health guidance for gathering and event sizes. Effective March 8, 2021, we are implementing PHMDC Emergency Order #13 related to university affiliated events on or off campus with one exception: the university is not allowing ...

Latest developments in testing, access are topics of Thursday forum January 26, 2021 An online information session is set for 5 p.m. on Thursday to keep the campus community up to date with the latest on spring COVID-19 testing requirements and the Safer Badgers app. Panelists will talk about recent updates, including the switch to drop-in testing and the soft launch of the Badger Badge. They will answer the most frequently asked questions about testing site safety, how to provide test samples, building and facilities access, and other topics. Lori Reesor, vice chancellor for student affair...

Safer Badgers Employee Forum scheduled for Thursday With the start of the semester approaching, the university has adopted new COVID-19 testing requirements to enhance the safety of the campus community. An online forum for employees and graduate students to learn more about the requirements, the new Safer Badgers app, issues such as facilities access and other employment-related concerns, is scheduled for noon on Thursday, Jan. 21. Panelists include: Jake Baggott, associate vice chancellor and executive director, University Health Services. Jennifer Noyes, vice provost of academic operations...