Student employees of The Open Seat Food Pantry say they are increasingly filling a role on campus they are unprepared to provide.
As terrace season comes to an end, the Wisconsin Union Directorate continues to provide events to refuel, ...
Christian Fitzgerald leads a scary Wisconsin offense that has filled the net with ease this year.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Editor in Chief Noe Goldhaber and Managing Editor Nick Bumgardner about the recent Daily Cardinal Action Project. Dubbed the AI Issue, it covers how AI shapes the lives of Wisconsinites and how those interactions play out on a daily basis.
Article in this week’s “Campus News in Brief” segment:
UW Public Defender program’s future unclear after layoff of ‘beloved’ law professor - Ellie Huber
The Badgers are set to face Western Michigan in the first round after a strong regular season, Big Ten Tournament semifinal appearance
Three female primatologists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison spoke to The Daily Cardinal on Jane Goodall’s influence on their lives and research.
Thousands of participants raced Madison’s streets Sunday morning at the 2025 annual Madison Marathon.
Professor and Director Ken Brosky discussed two-year UW branch campus closures after screening his documentary at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Monday night.
Wisconsin’s newest Supreme Court Justice Susan Crawford discussed judicial elections, court's future, at a Wisconsin Union Directorate Society and Politics Committee Q&A event.
After an agreement with the La Crosse County DA’s Office, Ridglan Farms will no longer operate under its Department of Agriculture, Trading and Consumer Protection breeding license, but will continue as a research facility.
Budget cuts put the nationally-ranked team at risk of losing its coach, who helped merge the university’s once separate speech and debate teams.
The golden oyster mushroom, originally from Asia, is spreading in Wisconsin and across the United States, pushing out native species in the process.
Sedaris appears to share fresh excerpts, a Q&A session and a meet-and-greet to promote his new novel, “The Land and its People.”
This generation isn’t glorifying crime, though; it’s rebranding it. Told through humor and irony, it’s all fun and games until the lines between actual harm and entertainment start to blur.
“Stranger danger” has been ingrained into our beings since before we could even form a coherent thought, but stranger doesn’t always equate danger, and what we are left with is a dissipating faith in the general goodness of our neighbors.
On their 30th Anniversary Tour, Led Zeppelin’s most popular tribute band rocked the Atwood Music Hall.
Punching up and down with its humor, “The Book of Mormon” says “Hello” to the Overture Center for the first time since 2017.
Nolan Winter leads Badgers with second double-double of the season.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Editor in Chief Noe Goldhaber and Managing Editor Nick Bumgardner about the recent Daily Cardinal Action Project. Dubbed the AI Issue, it covers how AI shapes the lives of Wisconsinites and how those interactions play out on a daily basis.
Wisconsin lost their first game of the season despite power play success.
Charlie Fuerbringer returns as the Badgers defeat two Big Ten opponents in convincing fashion.
The Badgers are off to a hot start on the year, and show no signs of slowing down against the Cardinals.
The Badgers started hot on a 12-2 run and never looked back
It’s a packed slate at the Kohl Center as the Wisconsin women’s basketball team takes on Milwaukee, Bowling Green and Green Bay all within seven days.
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