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Heading into Wednesday night’s road matchup with the Maryland Terrapins, the No. 17 Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball team was coming off perhaps their most complete game of the season. But Wisconsin couldn’t replicate its success, running out of gas and falling to Maryland 76-68 at a sold-out XFINITY Center in College Park, Maryland.
After a huge Big Ten match-up against the Michigan Wolverines, the No. 17 Badgers are climbing the NCAA rankings ahead of their series against the No. 4 Minnesota Golden Gophers on Friday.
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s basketball team (11-10) pulled away against the Michigan Wolverines (14-7) Wednesday night to win their first game since starting Big Ten conference play.
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s basketball team returned to action on the road in Minneapolis for a border battle against No. 23 Minnesota Sunday. Despite the hard-fought first half, the Badgers fell 71-50.
Less than 24 hours after U.S. servers went dark, TikTok crawled out of a shallow grave, leaving users with mixed emotions. While some have celebrated TikTok’s unexpected return, others have noticed that something about the app seems different, and in some cases, more heavily censored. If young Americans want to imagine a world where they can stay informed without reliance on social media, censored or not, it’s time to bury TikTok for good.
The Wienermobile was caught in the wild outside Mosse Humanities. Photo by Madison Moris | Daily Cardinal
Actress, author and civil rights activist Donzaleigh Abernathy spoke at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s seventh annual MLK Symposium on Jan. 28.
President Donald Trump's early decisions as president set a troubling precedent, signaling a future of divisive policies and uncertain leadership for America.
The awards season contender is a sobering look at the suffering in immigration and art.
Panelists discussed how to balance growth, the grid and the environment as AI becomes more prevalent.
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Former Wisconsin women’s basketball player Tessa Towers alleged mistreatment by the women's basketball program in a TikTok posted Monday.
This week host Oliver Gerharz speaks to Daily Cardinal College/Campus News Editor Mary Bosch about her story “Has food security improved at UW-Madison over the last year?” in a discussion of food insecurity at UW–Madison. Articles in this week’s “campus news in brief” segment: UW-Madison removes chief diversity officer, citing financial concerns - Sreejita Patra The rundown on UW System stories you missed over the break - Gavin Escott & Annika Bereny
The No. 1 Wisconsin women’s hockey team saw mixed results in their home series against St. Cloud State, winning 5-2 on Saturday and tying 2-2 on Sunday at LaBahn Arena.
Expectations were low for the Wisconsin men’s basketball team heading into the 2024-25 season.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced Tuesday that the temporary pause of federal grants and loans will not apply to federal student financial aid.
A decline in births is reshaping Wisconsin’s higher education landscape, with many UW System schools facing enrollment challenges and financial strain.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s annual boot hockey tournament is set to return this year, with organizers keeping a close eye on weather conditions to ensure safety.
The funding will expand existing home energy projects targeting low-income households.
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