If there was one breakfast I could eat for the rest of my life, it would be a Denver omelette with a mug of bottomless coffee at an old-fashioned American diner. (Fifteen years ago, I would have said a stack of chocolate chip pancakes and an ungodly amoun... See more
In the U.S., futsal’s fame has historically paled in comparison to countries across Europe and South America, where soccer legends like Messi, Pelé and Marta grew up playing the official FIFA variant of indoor soccer. Abroad, you'll find professional futs... See more
On a recent Thursday afternoon in the bones of Lakeside St. Coffee House’s creaky wood-paneled walls, the building’s 122-year-old floorboards vibrated to a blues tune. Strumming in the corner was Richard Wiegel, a Madison-based performer with icy white ha... See more
Every summer, for a six-week stint, blankets and bottles of Spotted Cow are scattered across the Capitol lawn each Wednesday in anticipation of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra’s free Concerts on the Square. With the orchestra’s music director Andrew Sewel... See more
Last summer, University of Wisconsin-Madison junior Rachel Gerhardt accidentally left her phone in an Uber. She never got it back. For two weeks, a phoneless Gerhardt wrote down notes on a pad of paper, took calls from the landline at her job and walked a... See more
