UW-Madison to require vaccine disclosure

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Badgers fall short in upset bid, lose to No. 24 Washington 91-86 in OT

By Luca Muehlbauer | 2:12pm

The Badgers couldn’t prevail against Washington even with Destiny Howell and Gift Uchenna scoring 28 and 24, respectively. 

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Wisconsin hits new low in loss to Indiana

By Luca Muehlbauer | 2:11pm

Indiana’s Shay Ciezki drops 31 points, propelling the Hoosiers over the Badgers and endangering the Badgers’ already fragile postseason odds. 

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Turnover troubles, disastrous second half sink Wisconsin in loss to No. 11 Ohio State

By Luca Muehlbauer | 2:09pm

Destiny Howell’s 29-point performance wasn’t enough as the Badgers were dominated by Ohio State. 

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PODCAST

Walking the line: Badgers edge #8 Illini in OT

By Matt Titus , Otto von Sothen and Matthew Shultz | Feb. 13

Otto Von Sothen and Matthew Shultz analyze the most recent performances of Wisconsin mens basketball and preview  Friday's matchup against #10 Michigan State. Then, the pair highlight the Wisconsin womens hockey players-turned-Olympians. 

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MEN'S BASKETBALL

Badgers fall to Indiana in controversial overtime thriller

By Aeron Hanson | Feb. 12

Nolan Winter drops career high 26 points on the road, notching 11th double-double of the season, but late calls doom Badgers.

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STATE NEWS

Republicans push to restore ACT requirement for UW admissions

By Audrey Lopez-Stane | Feb. 12

A Republican-led bill aims to reinstate standardized testing requirements for admission to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

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IN-DEPTH

The Badger Olympian you've never met: Marv Danielski's marketing magic

By Lydia Picotte | Feb. 12

The former Communication Arts student who leveraged his time at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to earn a role on the world’s biggest stage. 

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CITY NEWS

Madison community center Centro Hispano celebrates Three Kings Day, distributing 2,000 toys to families

By Gabriela Verdeja | Feb. 12

More than 600 people gathered to celebrate the cultural tradition rooted in generosity and community.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Students compete for Euchre glory in Bicycle-sponsored tournament

By Cameron Schneider | Feb. 12

Hundreds of students attended a Euchre tournament in Morgridge Hall Monday to compete for a chance at $1000

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STATE NEWS

State of Tribes address emphasizes access to education, environmental protection

By Jake Kilander | Feb. 12

The Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council called on legislators for clean water, a greater investment from the University of Wisconsin System and other needs in the 22nd annual State of the Tribes address.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Student representatives voice opposition to ICE funding, call lawmakers

By Ellie Huber | Feb. 12

The Associated Students of Madison provided resources for students to call state representatives and share their perspectives on Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding reforms before the pending deadline for resolution.

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ARTS

MSO’s ‘Harry Potter’ transports audiences to wizarding world

By Cameron Schneider | Feb. 12

Madison Symphony Orchestra’s live score of “The Deathly Hallows: Pt. 2” is nothing short of magic. 

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ARTS

Marvel benches usual action in favor of acting in ‘Wonder Man’

By Andrew Holton | Feb. 12

In the year of Doom, the Disney+ exclusive introduces a new supe while a fan-favorite makes a return.

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OPINION

How algorithmic music streaming killed music taste

By Rachel Gerhardt | Feb. 12

If we do not take our music listening habits out of the cold, dead hands of an automated algorithm — not to mention whose pockets the dirty hands of major music streaming platforms CEOs are sliding millions of dollars into — Mr. Music-Lover will be an archaic caricature of a passionate past lost to a passionless present. 

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OPINION

Stop treating vaccines like an opinion

By Brady Ahler | Feb. 12

Children who are too young to be vaccinated, immunocompromised individuals, people who cannot receive vaccines for medical reasons, and scores of others are put at risk by the resulting weakened herd immunity. When people who can get vaccinated choose not to, they endanger those around them. Vaccine refusal isn’t just irresponsible, it’s selfish.

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OPINION

Stop treating vaccines like an opinion

By Brady Ahler | Feb. 12

Children who are too young to be vaccinated, immunocompromised individuals, people who cannot receive vaccines for medical reasons, and scores of others are put at risk by the resulting weakened herd immunity. When people who can get vaccinated choose not to, they endanger those around them. Vaccine refusal isn’t just irresponsible, it’s selfish.

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LIFE & STYLE

Do drunk cigs count? The resurgence of a nationwide taboo

By Jake Piper | Feb. 12

With smoking back on the rise on college campuses, students and health experts weigh in on the impact of smoking.

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CITY NEWS

Madison to vote on art for new library

By Elisabeth Carroll | Feb. 11

Madison’s newest public library, the Imagination Center, seeks community feedback on a new public art installation. 

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CAMPUS NEWS

L&S Dean Eric Wilcots selected as UW-Madison interim chancellor

By Annika Bereny | Feb. 11

The dean of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s largest college, Eric Wilcots will start his term as interim chancellor on May 17 following Mnookin’s departure. 

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PODCAST

Cardinal Call: Mnookin leaves for Columbia University

By Ellie Huber | Feb. 11

This week, host Ellie Huber speaks with Daily Cardinal campus news editor Annika Bereny about UW-Madison Chancellor Mnookin’s legacy.