In the News

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Tyrone Cratic Williams spoke from his heart while running for office

Tyrone Cratic Williams brings a compelling perspective to the race for the Isthmus' Wisconsin Assembly Seat

Cop candidate a surprising fit for Assembly District 76 on Madison's Isthmus. 

Highlighting 40 of the individuals who have been a part of Common Wealth's journey over the last 40 years!

For the sixth year, Cap Times reporters asked several Madisonians to share their "bright ideas" for the new year. We will publish the 2019 edition of Bright Ideas throughout the week and in print on Jan. 2.

Inaugural MLK College Readiness & Success Summit will be an important resource for first-generation, high school students of color. 

In many ways, Tyrone Cratic Williams ’12 personifies the power of a liberal arts education. He arrived at Edgewood College as part of the first cohort of the Community Scholars program, an initiative that supports Dane County students who have high financial need and a commitment to community service.

Ty Williams ’12 is talking about graduates who, like him, were Community Scholars. That initiative, now in its tenth year, offers full-tuition scholarships to a select group of incoming students committed to academic excellence, community service and leadership development.

Rank and file police officers weigh in on Madison’s law enforcement dialogue

Dane County hosted a community conversation about ending racial bias Thursday in Madison. It is part of an ongoing effort to talk about reducing discrimination because of race, gender and other differences people may have.