by Maggie Ginsberg | Jan 25, 2019
This article received the 2019 Milwaukee Press Club Excellence in Journalism GOLD award for Best Long Hard Feature More and more children are openly identifying as a gender that’s different or more complex than the sex they were born into. About 9,000 Wisconsin middle...
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 | Aug 1, 2017
University of Wisconsin-Madison is a big-idea powerhouse. Throughout its 169-year history, and particularly from 1972-2016, it has ranked in the top five research universities in the country—not by accident, but by a meticulously cultivated ecosystem fueled by some of...
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...
by Maggie Ginsberg | Mar 19, 2015
2020 update: More than five years ago, and several months before the shooting death of Tony Robinson, I started to notice protests led by a group called the Young, Gifted and Black Coalition. At the time, I was responsible for a monthly one-page Q&A in Madison...
