Robert Chappell is the Executive Editor at Madison365. He focuses on culture and society, covering topics such as consumer health, mental health, and campus life, while also sharing amusing parental anecdotes through his podcast, Talkin' Flock. Robert's work has been featured in Racine County Eye and Madison365.
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Robert Chappell's coverage is focused on the University of Wisconsin, with a significant emphasis on events and government-related announcements. Given this focus, he may be most responsive to pitches offering insights into university policies, decisions by the Board of Regents, and developments related to diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives within educational institutions.
Chappell's attention to seasonal topics suggests an openness to content that aligns with current events or specific times of year. If you have expertise in these areas and can provide timely commentary or analysis related to university governance or DEI issues within higher education settings, your pitch may be well-received.
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Beyond the Title is a series of Q&As with alumni of Madison365’s Most Influential lists.
The Sun Prairie West students who first brought allegations of inappropriate conduct by Dean of Students Robert Gilkey-Meisegeier, later arrested on 13 counts of child pornography and two counts of child exploitation, were suspended for spreading rumors, according to an investigation report released
Isaia Ben-Ami, a lifelong Madisonian and current Democratic legislative staffer, announced Tuesday that he will run to represent the 76th Assembly District in next year’s election.
By: Robert Chappell
Green Bay Police Chief Chris Davis said in a statement Wednesday that a recruit with a tattoo associated with an extremist, anti-government militia movement was subject to an extensive background check and that the tattoo was “intended to symbolize resistance to tyranny, not affiliation with any extremist ideology or unlawful organization.”
By: Robert Chappell
A new harm reduction clinic funded by money from a settlement with opioid manufacturers and proposed for Madison’s East Side has prompted pushback from Common Council members and others who allege a flawed approval process, inadequate planning and a conflict of interest, as the County Board Supervisor who chairs the subcommittee in charge of the funding works for the organization recommended for the contract.
By: Robert Chappell
Former Sun Prairie West High School Principal Jennifer Ploeger will be charged with two counts of failure to report child abuse, five months after former Dean of Students Robert Gilkey-Meisegeir was arrested on 14 charges of child pornography and two charges of child exploitation.
By: Robert Chappell, Corey Coyle
Click here to learn more today! When Diane Endres Ballweg talks about Endres Manufacturing Company, she measures its legacy not just in steel beams and construction contracts, but in the community that grew alongside the business her grandfather started a century ago.
608 Soccer Show: What just happened, and how much do we care? 4 minutes ago Supreme Court to scrutinize former policy of turning away asylum seekers at southern border 37 minutes ago Competition intensifies over who builds Wisconsin’s grid as data centers drive power demand 40 minutes ago
By: Robert Chappell
Simple Cuts Plus to launch Sensory Safe Salon program; information session Sunday 4 minutes ago 608 Soccer Show: What just happened, and how much do we care? 3 hours ago Supreme Court to scrutinize former policy of turning away asylum seekers at southern border 3 hours ago
Just months after we published our first news stories in August 2015, we tried something new: we listed and published brief biographies of the state’s 28 Most Influential Black Leaders. People responded immediately. They shared it widely, added their perspectives, and told us who else should have been included. Many asked if we would do it again the next year. I said yes, we probably would.
