by Maggie Ginsberg | Sep 25, 2018
Nursing Behind Bars: Putting the Patient Before the Prisoner Nursing Behind Bars Putting the Patient Before the Prisoner UW-Madison School of Nursing Forward Nursing cover story, Fall 2018 It was super interesting to be granted access inside Dodge Correctional...
by Maggie Ginsberg | Nov 1, 2017
When Bob Curry came home from Vietnam, he stepped off the bus into a crowd of Americans shouting “baby killer” and throwing chicken guts. When Joe Naylor came home from Iraq in the dark hours before dawn, strangers from the local American Legion waited in...
by Maggie Ginsberg | Mar 25, 2017
This article is a 2017 Milwaukee Press Club Excellence in Journalism award winner for Best Long Hard Feature, Silver The women stood out like rainbow prisms of refracted light against the wet gray sky, covered from wrists to ankles in embroidered scarves and sarongs...
by Maggie Ginsberg | Mar 14, 2017
“Madison has long leaned on philanthropy. When John Nolen had a vision of a city built on an isthmus, it was a small group of philanthropists led by John M. Olin who ponied up the $2,500 to publish the unique architectural plan. Since then, nearly everything you...
by Maggie Ginsberg | Sep 16, 2016
“The wheels on the bus go ’round and ’round, but that’s not the song that’s playing overhead — it’s “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star,” with a few key words changed: Twinkle, twinkle little star, what a wonderful child you are. With bright eyes and nice round...
