
UW-Madison Awards Record Number of Degrees
The university conferred 14,162 degrees to 14,092 recipients in the last academic year.
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Do you think a college degree is still worth the cost today?
Coverage of lifestyle in Madison focuses on culture, family, home, hobbies and relationships. It follows the daily choices that define how residents live and spend their time throughout the city.

The university conferred 14,162 degrees to 14,092 recipients in the last academic year.
Live Poll
Do you think a college degree is still worth the cost today?
City Streets Division crews will collect leaves and yard waste on scheduled setout dates across Madison's neighborhoods through November.

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Do you believe individual lifestyle changes effectively help protect threatened wildlife from climate change?
The ten-year-old bear is spending time in a den following recent observations by animal care staff.

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Should local governments support programs that buy surplus farm produce for food banks?
Second Harvest Food Bank completed its fourth Market Harvest season at the Wednesday Farmers Market, buying excess produce from local vendors.

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Would you support new apartment buildings in your area to ease housing shortages?
An affiliate of Kenosha-based Bear Real Estate Group bought the 3.29-acre 6522 Grand Teton Plaza property from BetterLife Insurance.

Madison School Board member Maia Pearson may have charges dropped if she completes a program and avoids new criminal charges.
Regular subjects here include cultural trends, family dynamics, household management, shopping shifts and interpersonal habits. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it as these patterns unfold in real time. Local housing styles and neighborhood planning often dictate the rhythm of how people utilize their living spaces. Changes in how families manage time and resources appear as the most consistent influence on these shifts.