World Relief Wisconsin has resettled 2,000 refugees across the state since 2012, but new executive actions from the federal government threaten their future and the clients they help.
Faith-based organizations in Wisconsin have issued legal challenges to a new order on immigration, drawing ...
Immigrants attend Literacy Green Bay because they believe knowing English will help them advance in ...
The scoreboard tells you who won, but it won’t tell you who left their home, their family and their entire world behind to represent the Wisconsin Badgers.
Two Madison businesses continue to provide a taste of their home and a sense of community.
No more American Dream.
I had my hands over my face. Next week’s lecture was on the Irish, wait until he finds out about them.
Dane County provides many resources for the undocumented immigrant population, but worries over changes in Legislature still persist.
The State Departments cuts to the Fulbright program led to disruptions in payment for Fulbright Language Teaching Assistants and raised questions about their future on campus.
Debates surrounding immigration in the United States often lump migrants into a single subgroup. There is an assumption that every immigrant's experience revolves around the same story of seeking better opportunities in a new country.
The Trump administration’s refugee suspension and federal stop work orders leave Madison’s refugee resettlement programs struggling to provide traditional services.
Despite rhetoric that undocumented immigrants hinder the U.S. economy, they are vital to Wisconsin’s dairy industry, farmers and experts said.
The Madison Maennerchor has kept singing since 1852, keeping German culture alive in Madison.
As the festivities of the St. Patrick’s Day parade on Capitol Square came to a close in 2007, brothers Jason and John Kenney gathered on the lawn with their hurls in hand, skillfully hitting a sliotar back and forth off the wide end of the stick.
University of Wisconsin-Madison pro-Palestine students have the freedom to speak and they must have the freedom to stay. Will Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin stay silent?
Climate migrant Jessica Mederson and UW Law professors Sumudu Atapattu and Steph Tai discuss the implications of climate change on migration to Wisconsin and the greater Midwest.
In the wake of President Donald Trump’s second term in office, one professor strives to teach the “empirical reality” of immigration.
I graduated from PETA University and then was given a Gold Card.
How two students from immigrant backgrounds find community and support at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
In this episode of the Daily Cardinal Sports Podcast, Caroline Ted and Otto return from spring break with news of the transfer portal in all sports, the hiring of the new women's basketball coach, and the success of the women's hockey team and softball. Tune in every week to hear all things Badger!
In this episode of the Daily Cardinal Sports Podcast, Caroline Otto and Ted breakdown the playoff runs of the men's basketball team and the women’s frozen four, as well as softballs road trip. Tune in every week for all things Badger!
The Wisconsin Badgers softball team swept the Iowa Hawkeyes in its home opener at the Goodman Diamond on Friday and Saturday.
The Wisconsin Badgers women’s rowing team kicked off their spring season on March 15 and 16 at the Cardinal Invitational in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, racing against a competitive field on Melton Hill Lake. Facing national powerhouses and challenging weather conditions, the Badgers tested their pre-season condition in their first races since returning from a January training trip to Florida.
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