A press conference held by University of Wisconsin-Madison Capstone students called for significant change to fix severe heating issues in Wisconsin prisons.
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Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast! In this episode our hosts Caroline McGartland, Otto von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom recap and preview Badger Sports for the Fall 2024 Semester.
The Wisconsin women’s soccer team beat the fourth seeded University of Virginia in penalty kicks on Friday to earn a spot in the the Sweet 16 of the 2024 NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2021.
A day after Wisconsin suffered a 16-13 home loss against No. 1 Oregon on Nov. 16., head coach Luke Fickell relieved offensive coordinator Phil Longo of his duties. Fickell thanked Longo for his time with the team during his weekly press conference on Monday.
The No. 6 University of Wisconsin-Madison volleyball team traveled to Los Angeles, California last weekend for a two-game road trip, adding two wins to improve their record to 20-5 this season.
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The pressure to avoid the "freshman 15" at the University of Wisconsin-Madison fosters harmful behaviors and campus-wide concerns about eating disorders and body image.
The Associated Students of Madison passed legislation to create a new committee, after Black student leaders expressed the need for greater support from student government.
“Material Intelligence” exhibit in the School of Human Ecology invites individuals to think about how materials shape the spaces around us.
Researchers in the Genetics-Biotechnology Center at UW-Madison published a study in September, raising concerns over issues found in AI-assisted genome-wide association studies and offer new statistical methods for improvement.
Jason Nolen, a sociology and criminology professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has spent the past eight years curating a cat community among Madison residents.
Madison’s urban planning is a model of innovation and sustainability, rejecting mundane development in favor of thoughtful, people-centered design. With cities holding more than half of the world’s population, informed urban planning is becoming an increasingly valuable player in the battle against climate change.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (4-8) swept Penn State (4-5) in their two-game series this weekend, extending their win streak against the Nittany Lions to seven straight wins.
An Album of the Year win could push Taylor Swift into a creative stagnation.
The science behind post-Thanksgiving meal drowsiness.
The Badgers cross country teams qualified for the NCAA championships at the Great Lakes Regional meet on Nov. 15 in Norton, Ohio.
District 8 Ald. MGR Govindarajan heads the initiative to censure District 18 Ald. Charles Myadze following a sexual harassment investigation that found insufficient evidence to prove Myadze guilty.
Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast! In this episode our hosts Caroline McGartland, Otto von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom recap and preview Badger Sports for the Fall 2024 Semester.
On an evening with all the makings for a classic trap game, the Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team did just enough to sneak by the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Vaqueros 87-84 at the Kohl Center Monday night. No. 19 Wisconsin improves to 5-0, finishing its opening five-game homestand undefeated.
Since September, more than 20 UW-Madison students have been diagnosed with whooping cough, University Health Services said Wednesday.
During a moderated Q&A after a University of Wisconsin-Madison film screening, Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa members discussed threats to their water.
School districts across Wisconsin have asked for $5.9 billion in funding through referendums this year because of inadequate funding from the state.
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