Campus-area vape shops up in smoke after ban

STATE NEWS

Pints for public ed: Minocqua Brewing Company launches hard cider for public education

By Madison Moris | Oct. 16

The Department of Public Education Cider is the latest politically-charged beverage from the outspoken brewery.

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ARTS

Madison Public Library gears up for Wisconsin Book Festival Fall Celebration

By Lydia Picotte | Oct. 16

The annual celebration connects Wisconsin readers with writers from around the country.

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SCIENCE

Locals voice opposition to fossil fuel pipeline as legal battle continues

By Caitlyn Nalley | Oct. 16

Wisconsinites who oppose the proposed reroute of Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline, controversial oil and natural gas pipeline, spoke out on its potentially harmful effects.

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SCIENCE

UW research challenges new federal vaccine guidelines

By Yuhan Wang | Oct. 16

A University of Wisconsin-Madison business school professor’s research focuses on the indirect benefits of healthy individuals vaccinating for COVID-19. RFK Jr.’s new guidelines could make those benefits harder to access. 

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OPINION

Reading as resistance: Open your mind to banned books

By Siena Ferraro | Oct. 16

The current government administration may be penning the pages of the present — but we, the people, write the story of our future. 

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OPINION

On Ho-Chunk land, UW-Madison still chooses silence over support

By Safa Razvi | Oct. 16

The university has an opportunity and obligation to move past empty gestures and truly show that Native American people, their complex history and ongoing struggles are genuinely valued.

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LIFE & STYLE

Pumpkin spice and apple orchards: How to make the best of fall in Madison

By Gabi Marmet | Oct. 16

Here are some activities to enjoy the fall season and celebrate the crisp air before the seasons change. 

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THE BEET

Mnookin cuts entire College of Engineering to pay Fickell contract buyout

By Dominic Violante | Oct. 16

Inside the bold solution to the ‘Fickell Pickle’

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PODCAST

Cardinal Call: Ethnic studies program to remain in UW-Madison curriculum

By Alaina Walsh and Ted Hyngstrom | Oct. 15

This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Associate News Editor ⁠Alaina Walsh ⁠about her story “⁠UW-Madison to keep ethnic studies requirement ⁠” in a discussion of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s clarification of its course standardization plan. 

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CITY NEWS

Proposed city ordinance eliminates student seat on alcohol committee

By Haellie Opp | Oct. 15

The Madison Common Council will vote Wednesday to determine if a student remains on the committee in charge of alcohol-related licenses and policies.

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CAMPUS NEWS

UW’s ‘Fill the Hill’ flamingo fundraiser breaks record

By Zoey Jiang | Oct. 15

The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 13th annual Fill the Hill fundraiser raised over $700,000 from over 4,000 gifts.

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STATE NEWS

Democratic lawmakers hope SWIFTIE Act reduces ticket prices

By Grace Williams and Alaina Walsh | Oct. 15

Democratic lawmakers introduce new bill aiming to shake off bots, inflated fees and deceptive resellers.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Multicultural Greek student organizations celebrate Homecoming at annual yard show

By Yareli Gutierrez | Oct. 14

 Multiple multicultural Greek organizations came together on campus Friday in a celebration of diversity and unity.

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WOMEN'S SOCCER

Women’s soccer makes history, knocks off UCLA, USC

By Jackson Poppert and Sungyun Jung | Oct. 14

Stifling defense carried the Badgers against the pair of tough SoCal teams.

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FOOTBALL

The lows get lower: Badgers demolished by Iowa 37-0

By Tejas Rao | Oct. 13

Wisconsin gets shut out at Camp Randall for first time since 1980 and extends their losing streak to four.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Meet the robot dog constructing UW-Madison’s newest building project

By Zoey Jiang | Oct. 13

The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new indoor athletics facility is getting help from a robotic four-legged friend.

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CAMPUS NEWS

‘Shame’: Students berate Mnookin over financial priorities, protest policy at ASM meeting

By Grace Williams and Alaina Walsh | Oct. 13

University of Wisconsin-Madison students confronted Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin over research ethics, campus protest rules and financial choices at a student government meeting Wednesday.

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PODCAST

Madison Arts Radar: "The Life of a Showgirl" and the season two finale of "Peacemaker"

By Lydia Picotte and Oliver Gerharz | Oct. 13

This week Daily Cardinal Arts Editors Oliver Gerharz and Lydia Picotte preview some upcoming events in Madison before Lydia reflects on Taylor Swift's new album and Oliver shares his thoughts going into the final episode of "Peacemaker" season two.

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CAMPUS NEWS

UW-Madison hosts annual Homecoming Parade

By Ainsley Northrop | Oct. 12

Preceding Wisconsin’s homecoming game against Iowa, the annual Homecoming Parade brought fans of all ages together to celebrate the Madison community.

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SCIENCE

UW-Madison pioneers cancer detection research

By Sonia Bendre | Oct. 12

University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor Zachary Morris discusses his research into the field of theranostics and the “team science” behind finding new cancer treatments.