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Resilience or recklessness? The risks of rebuilding where disaster strikes
Urban planner Brian Stone Jr. is the author of “Radical Adaptation: Transforming Cities for a Climate Changed World.”
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Ho-Chunk are part of Wisconsin’s living history
The Ho-Chunk Nation Museum and Cultural Center in Tomah seeks to preserve and promote the tribe’s history and culture. “If it weren’t for Ho-Chunk people, we wouldn’t…
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UW-Madison researcher wants to improve the Hmong experience in Midwestern nursing homes
Medical anthropologist Mai See Thao researches what life is like for refugees long after they’ve resettled in a new place. “There’s a lot of literature and a…
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See some of the art filmmaker David Lynch created at Wisconsin’s Tandem Press
Recently deceased filmmaker David Lynch was first an artist-in-residence at Tandem Press in Madison in 1997, and he continued to collaborate with the Press in subsequent years.
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Author examines history of violence toward Black people by ‘uncovering’ his family history
When Lee Hawkins was a budding journalist writing for The Badger Herald at UW-Madison, he was just beginning his decades-long journey to understanding the connection between his…
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Ex-employee charged with embezzling more than $600K from Madison nonprofit
An ex-employee is accused of embezzling more than $640,000 from the Goodman Community Center in Madison.
