Media’s Favorite Memories
By: Madelyn Beyer Media is noted for its freedom around the capitol. Truly, running around, filming, interviewing, and observing is where these amazing delegates thrive.…
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Court of Appeals Explained
By: Greta Wallace The United States Judicial branch includes many different types and levels of courts. All cases, both Federal and State, start in a…
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Current Events and Culture in Madison
By: Madelyn Beyer Madison’s legacy consists of hundreds—potentially thousands—of political and cultural movements each year. There is always something going down and getting done. Here…
View More Current Events and Culture in MadisonYIG’s New Addition: the Round Table
Perspectives From Delegates About the New Activity after the First Night By: Madelyn Beyer Featuring Greta Wallace and Lily Suttner “Round Table” is a coined…
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Harvey Feature: Get to Know the Elected Position Candidates
By: Bella Bauman Do you love Youth In Government Model Government but crave something more? Then you should definitely consider running for an elected position!…
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Legislative Trends of 2026
By: Jerson Torres It goes without saying that every delegate in the Legislative branch is unique in their own manner. Every year, there is a…
View More Legislative Trends of 2026Assembly Bill Profiles
By: Abby Sippel During the first day at Model Gov not only were the delegates hard at work with opening ceremonies and deciding where to…
View More Assembly Bill ProfilesAssembly Bills: Yea or Nay?
By: Bella Bauman At Assembly in Model Government, one of two things will happen to a delegates bill. A bill is either passed or not…
View More Assembly Bills: Yea or Nay?The Wedding Cake Norms
By Brittany Lewin, Manitowoc The Supreme Court Case Number 23-002 is about a homosexual couple who went to a cake shop to get a wedding…
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The Wisconsin Capitol Fire of 1904 and Old Abe
By Isabelle Berg, Green Bay One fateful night in the Capitol of Madison, Wisconsin is one that many still remember over a century later. At…
View More The Wisconsin Capitol Fire of 1904 and Old AbeHow to Stay Civically Engaged After High School
By Aliyah Thompson, Fond du Lac According to “What Do We Mean By “Civic Engagement”?” by Richard P. Adler and Judy Goggin, Civic engagement is…
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