Black Authors to Read Now
To bookend Black History Month, Madison Public Library’s Tana Elias shares works by notable Black authors that we should check out moving into spring.
Check Out This Local Exhibition That Honors Black Women
To memorialize the legacy of Dzigbodi Akyea, Madison College’s Black Women Affinity Group put together an art exhibition titled “Honoring the Black Woman.”
Five Romantic Comedies to Revisit for Valentine’s Day
Feeling nostalgic? Take a tour through five romantic comedies from the ’90s up to the 2010s.
Tips for Acing a Salary Negotiation Conversation
Local experts offer advice on how to ace a salary negotiation conversation.
Why Meditation is Good for the Mind, Body and Soul
Erika Hoffmann, a physician assistant for UnityPoint Health – Meriter, discusses why the mind-body connection is key to our overall health.
6 Outings for Winter Fun
Wisconsin winters may be cold and snowy, but that’s no reason to stay inside — bundle up and explore these fun winter festivals and activities.
Try These Expert-Approved Skincare Picks
Building a consistent skincare routine is essential to keeping your skin healthy, and the products you use are the most important aspect.
What is Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?
Physical therapist Emily Grosse of Stoughton Health explains how pelvic floor physical therapy can change your life.
Arts & Entertainment Picks for January and February
Invigorate the senses with these concerts, comedy shows and theater productions happening in January-February 2022.
SOCIAL JUSTICE THROUGH CLASSICAL MUSIC
Kelly Hall-Tompkins is an award-winning classical violinist, the “fiddler” (violin soloist) for Broadway productions of “Fiddler on the Roof” and a force for social justice.