Lily’s Classic will be canceled this year after the University of Wisconsin-Madison imposed expectations for the fundraiser that fraternity leadership said they were not comfortable with.
Local nonprofit CAYA misrepresented the race of their leadership when applying for the funds, sparking ...
The Wisconsin First Term Democratic Caucus proposed a constitutional amendment they say will enshrine ...
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Staff Writer Ellie Huber about her coverage of ICE protests in Madison.
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UW rises to No. 2 U.S. public university in latest TIME Magazine rankings - Avery Chheda UW student diagnosed with measles, second confirmed case in Wisconsin this year - Zoey Jiang and Cole Zich
Two Wisconsin rescue puppies from Underdog Pet Rescue will represent the state Sunday, at the Puppy Bowl.
The Badgers are on their longest losing streak of the season following their loss to an unranked Minnesota team, and they still have to face top-ranked teams before the year is up.
After a disappointing series loss to their border rival, Wisconsin men’s hockey aims to reset for faceoff against Notre Dame.
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As University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin departs for Columbia University after the spring semester, students, administrators and faculty alike reflect on her tenure at UW.
University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore Armaan Jain launches Priority on Feb. 1, a productivity platform designed to combine calendars, tasks, goals and habits into one system.
Badgers head coach Luke Fickell requested the UW Athletic Board not consider him for a contract extension this year amid a string of disappointing seasons.
Broden McCune is writing and directing a film primarily set in Porta Bella, one of Madison’s oldest restaurants, before its likely closure.
A bipartisan Senate bill would adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of antisemitism into Wisconsin law.
Madison Public Library’s Seed Library distributes free native prairie and garden seeds each winter and spring, offering roughly 50,000 seed packets annually to community members across eight library branches.
On four currently-filled Wonders of Physics show dates in February, emeritus physics professor Clint Sprott will engage crowds in colorful displays of science in action.
“Kimberly Akimbo,” the five-time Tony Award-winning musical, is coming to Madison’s Overture Center for the Arts from Feb. 10 - 15.
During a Global Health Tuesday webinar, panelists from around the world discussed vaccine mistrust and antimicrobial resistance.
While “forgive but never forget” seems like a mature response, it often keeps people emotionally stuck. True forgiveness is quieter. It looks like remembering without reliving. It looks like holding boundaries without bitterness. It looks like allowing a chapter to close without needing to reread it every day.
When the economy becomes unstable, immigration enforcement becomes a show of support for citizens. Deportation is sold as an economic solution, but it instead functions more as an emotional fallback. Immigrants become a target for futile American frustration and discourse. This allows political leaders to claim they are protecting workers without addressing why they are struggling in the first place and getting at the root of the issue.
Forward Theater’s latest production places a spotlight — or rather, a streetlight — on the experience of American immigrants, with Martyna Majok’s dark comedy “Ironbound” set to run from Jan. 29 to Feb. 15 at Overture Center.
The Badgers are scrambling to find their footing after two tough losses against their border rival.
University of Wisconsin-Madison professors remain optimistic about students' use of artificial intelligence and are integrating it into their coursework, despite larger concerns about student overreliance.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Staff Writer Ellie Huber about her coverage of ICE protests in Madison.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Housing and Dining helps students celebrate Valentine’s Day with three food specials, available now through online ordering.
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