The Wisconsin Union placed employee Sarannya Bhattacharya on paid administrative leave for three weeks and issued him a work directive later amended to a non-disciplinary expectation letter, originally alleging he committed multiple workplace violations.
Current biology staff and a former botany staff member who left the department expressed concerns about ...
Democrat incumbent Josh Kaul and Republican candidate Eric Toney clashed in their only scheduled debate ...
Hosts Caroline McGartland and Bret Marbach discuss all things Wisconsin football, as the Badgers pulled off their best win in the Luke Fickell era. Then, the two look ahead to Michigan State, which has suddenly become an extremely important game.
Funding renewal gives The Neighborhoods Study possibilities for expansion.
Badgers highlight roster depth and newcomer impact in an unofficial first game.
National Cheese Curd Day occurs every year on Oct. 15, and this year Culver’s is sampling free Wisconsin curds at Memorial Union from 2-6pm.
Madison Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Palestine Solidarity Committee at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (PSCU) held an open candlelight vigil to remember victims in Gaza, while UW Hillel provided members a quiet reflection space and a ‘Recipe of Memory’ event on Oct. 7.
County Supervisor Heidi Wegleitner says the county should wait on funding body cameras until the sheriff’s office develops privacy and public access policies with community input.
The broader identity of Madison's local community is found at the Dane County Farmer’s Market, rather than Camp Randall, on Saturdays.
After a season that ended in a shock upset to High Point in the NCAA tournament, Wisconsin men’s basketball is looking to take the next step — Eian Elmer is part of the vision.
Tandem Art Gallery presents various prints created by the late Hollywood icon.
Like most University of Wisconsin-Madison freshmen, Nolan Schultz spent the first month and a half of his semester making new friends, settling into a routine, enjoying the remnants of the summer sun and dreaming about the next four years. However, looming in his mind was the daunting question every student across campus is asking: “Where will I live next year?”
Proposed zoning rules could determine where data centers are built as citizens raise concerns over ethics, land use and community benefits.
The city’s complicated flooding issues require millions of dollars not included in the 2027 budget.
Unoriginality, censorship and job insecurity are the building blocks for newly-formed Skydance
The Overture Center opened the curtain on its 2026/2027 Broadway season on Oct. 6, with a dazzling — although at times lacking — performance of “The Wiz.”
Wall Street Journal columnist Matthew Continetti talked about trends in conservative economics Oct. 13 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School.
The Gender and Sexuality Campus Center organized pride festivities on the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s campus.
This Halloweekend, students are trying to avoid the pitfalls of fast fashion.
The NCAA has added 21 new rules and implementation for some starts this year.
This week host Lola Rohl speaks with Daily Cardinal Staff Writer Britta Sevcik about her story, “Students for Life: UW-Madison invites community members to “prove them wrong”, in a conversation of the communities' reception of this event and its goals to shift pro-choice views through prompted debate.
University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate and animal rights activist Madeline Krasno spoke about the personal cost of working in animal research during a Sept. 28-30 campus visit.
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