UW-Madison student organizations protest for sanctuary campus
By Hayden Lund | 11:49amStudents demanded the University of Wisconsin-Madison become an official sanctuary campus against ICE at a Students for a Democratic Society rally on Sept. 16.
Students demanded the University of Wisconsin-Madison become an official sanctuary campus against ICE at a Students for a Democratic Society rally on Sept. 16.
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Why the jumbo spring rolls from Fresh Cool Drinks have become a campus phenomenon.
A motion to adopt re-election discussion failed by one vote, and ASM Chair Haia Al Zein tabled a contested code of conduct for ASM members to the next meeting.
The Wisconsin Book Festival will return to Madison from Oct. 15 through Oct. 18, marking the festival’s 25th year of free author programming.
Badger men’s hockey adds two new goaltenders to their roster.
Students need to look beyond names on a ballot and understand how Wisconsin’s government shapes the university they attend.
The Madison stop of anaiis’ tour for her latest album “Devotion & The Black Divine” embraced spontaneity, intentionality and a connection with the audience.
Voters need to judge Tiffany not by the character he plays in his ads, but by the people who made those ads possible.
Rather than root himself firmly in political, ethical opinionation, Sheeran opted to err on the side of surfeiting greed and apolitical apathy.
Despite being popular among Wisconsin residents, a failed spending agreement from June leaves surplus untouched.
Locals start organizations to meet like-minded people and explore niche hobbies off the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.
Filling the walls of Der Rathskeller is a unique blend of warm acoustics, gentle piano and light drums, all wrapped in muted neon lighting. At a moment's notice, these sounds build into more intense drums, distorted guitars and melodic synths. Each song has a stylistic unpredictability that makes the overall sound experimental.
Sex Out Loud allocated $130,000 by the Associated Students of Madison
Coach Fickell details hype routine, again.
The Beet reveals how UW's coffers plan to cope with a tuition freeze.
The Badgers will travel to Happy Valley to play their first conference game of the season against the Penn State Nittany Lions on Saturday.
More college students are turning to flip-flops for class as their convenient slip-on shoe.
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This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal Associates Editor Zoey Jiang and Campus News Editor Sonia Bendre about their story “‘Nobody’s going to tell us what to write’: NYT journalists talk trust, transparency and reporting,” in a discussion of journalistic ethics.
The Badgers cruised to a 54-10 victory as Colton Joseph and Tyrell Henry have record-breaking afternoons.