
Native November Kicks Off at UW Madison
A month-long celebration of Indigenous culture began Monday at the University of Wisconsin, hosted by the UW Indigenous Student Center Coalition.
Across Madison, coverage here takes in cultural identity, community celebrations, social forces and the arts. Reporting focuses on the trends and moments that define how the city sees itself.

A month-long celebration of Indigenous culture began Monday at the University of Wisconsin, hosted by the UW Indigenous Student Center Coalition.
The University of Wisconsin discussed integrating Indigenous values into biological specimen handling at a recent forum.
The Madison school installed a commemorative plaque for its former director of 30 years.

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The institution is seeking artistic works for its sixth annual Dzigbodi Akyea Art Show exhibit.

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A new community art project at the Madison school celebrates the cultural identities of immigrant students.

The latest volume chronicles significant moments in Madison between 1932 and 1979.

Day to day, that means examining heritage celebrations, shifts in social dynamics, major artistic movements and the institutions that anchor public life. It spans every corner of the city and the communities around it. Cultural moments often track with seasonal festivals or recurring anniversaries that highlight the changing demographics of the area. Evolving social values and the rise of new institutions remain the primary drivers of cultural change.