The use of alcohol at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is correlated with a greater sense of belonging on campus. Football tailgates, bar crawls and large campus events like the Mifflin Block Party are all intrinsically linked to drinking culture.
After the Badgers’ first win of the 2026 season on Saturday, they now prepare for their final non-conference ...
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This week, hosts Matthew Brady and Jackson Baker talk indie rock band "Geese" with Yadiel Chavez.
Riley Whelan, a 29-year-old addiction recovery activist working at Madison's Recovery.com, shared advice for University of Wisconsin-Madison students.
Wisconsin will look to qualify for the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2017.
Letters and Science course administration prepare students for their statistically likely career paths.
The Beet covers RFK Jr.'s new health and diet plans for the Memorial Union
Wisconsin women’s soccer secured a 2-0 win over Northwestern after tying Illinois on Thursday to open their Big Ten conference schedule.
Three editors and reporters from The New York Times spoke at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Pyle Center about trust in news media and reporting practices.
As bird migration begins, cities pose a risk to traveling birds through bird strikes, but bird-safe glass can help mitigate this risk.
As Insomniac Spider-Man asserts, “We don’t spy on people.”
With eight seconds to go, junior midfielder Matthew Zachemski scored the tying goal for the Badgers and gave them a draw against the No. 3 team in the country.
In a multi-state settlement, Meta is expected to pay $17.1 billion to 47 states after a lawsuit claimed the company purposefully made their social media sites addictive to children.
Snake on the Lake, an annual music festival hosted by student-run radio station WSUM and WUD Music, returned to Memorial Union for the 20th year on Friday, Sept. 11.
The Badgers held onto a 36-9 win after a hot start, but a lackluster second half.
When we all space out and find comfort in our solitude, that becomes the norm.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) opened its doors to the Madison community Wednesday, Sept. 9 for an open house during UW-Madison's Welcome Week event schedule.
Candidates highlight affordability, public safety and government accountability in preparation for the February primary.
The Adult Autism Program will launch its first pilot groups in November, offering individualized support to a population overlooked in funding and research.
Community members asked for a leader willing to invest in Wisconsin for longer than four years at a Sept. 10 meeting with the University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Search and Screen Committee.
Dave Schroeder, Director of National Security Initiatives at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, spoke about growing national security threats posed by AI at a Madison Committee on Foreign Relations Event on Sept. 9.
Missionaries to the Preborn brought graphic anti-abortion signs to University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Library Mall Wednesday as students responded by playing instruments as counter-protests.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal City News Editor Jane Dardik about her story, “Madison opens first purpose-built men’s shelter with focus on permanent housing,” in a discussion of a what this new shelter means for the community, and how it differs from other shelters in the area.
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