The lab researcher confessed to his colleague and police of poisoning the colleague’s water bottle and shoes.
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After a slow start to the year, center Zaja steadily became a fundamental part of the rotation. ...
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University of Wisconsin-Madison startup Realta Fusion entered an official partnership with Japanese manufacturer Kyoto Fusioneering earlier this year and the legislature signed a nationally-unique bill encouraging fusion development through tax breaks.
With the star guard leaving town, where do the Badgers go from here?
Students say forming new friendships becomes more difficult in the spring semester as social circles solidify and schedules intensify.
Representatives from University of Wisconsin-Madison College Democrats and Republicans discussed pressing political and campus issues at a debate Monday night.
New City Clerk Lydia McComas hopes to rebuild public trust by updating absentee ballot-processing and communicating with student voters who may vote absentee this summer.
The Hulu show’s sophomore season, starring Sterling K. Brown, takes the series in a new direction.
Fans of all ages gathered to watch the Madison Symphony Orchestra live score “Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark” at Overture Center on March 28, inviting viewers on an adventure with the film's famed archeologist.
As a leading research institution, UW-Madison has an opportunity to shape how AI is integrated into higher education rather than react to it. AI is already embedded in academic and professional environments, and the greater risk lies not in the technology itself, but in policies that fail to evolve alongside it. The question is no longer whether AI belongs in education, but whether universities will define its role — or allow outdated policies to define it for them.
I think it was the orange explosion that changed me. It wasn’t only that my ears heard the blast or that my body felt the shake. My eyes saw it, the color. A sudden, overwhelming orange, as if the fire itself had exploded just in front of my windows. Looking back now, it was one of the most frightening moments -- though not the only one -- that I have lived through since the US-Israel war on Iran.
Community members crowded the Capitol Square on Saturday for opening day of the Dane County Farmers’ Market.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal Life and Style Editor Jackson Baker about his story, “How new federal rules will impact disabled students at UW,” in a discussion of a new Federal Rule implementation that will make digital content more accessible to disabled students across the country.
Sedberry served as deputy director of athletics and was appointed Wisconsin football general manager in 2025.
Although the Legislature did not hold a vote in Tuesday’s special session to ban partisan gerrymandering, Republican leaders remain “open” to negotiations.
The exhibit is open during business hours through April, featuring supportive letters, art pieces and historical information on sexual assault awareness.
Madisonians can expect to enjoy the new Lake Monona shoreline in 2028.
Underdogs heading into the Frozen Four final, Wisconsin couldn’t stop a hot goaltender and scoring depth.
“The Spaces We’re In” speakers explored the many ways physical environments shape human experience and how humans, in turn, shape the world.
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Up to 25 journalism students could receive a $40,000 stipend and a fellowship in Wisconsin newsrooms under a new proposed bill.
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