The three finalists for provost at the University of Wisconsin-Madison delivered their final pitches to an audience of faculty, staff and students last week.
Braedon Carrington poured in 32 points on the road to lead the Badgers to victory.
The Assembly passed postpartum Medicaid extension and “Gail’s Law” on Feb. 26, making Wisconsin ...
Hosts Yadiel Chavez and Jacob Szczap welcome Daily Cardinal womens basketball beat writer Luca Muehlbauer to the podcast, discussing his perspective on the team's eight-game losing streak. Then, the pair discuss Wisconsin men’s basketball’s alarming road loss to Oregon, and what it could mean for the rest of their season.
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Wisconsin’s ability to push the pace has garnered them great success in 2026.
Hosts Yadiel Chavez and Jacob Szczap welcome Daily Cardinal womens basketball beat writer Luca Muehlbauer to the podcast, discussing his perspective on the team's eight-game losing streak. Then, the pair discuss Wisconsin men’s basketball’s alarming road loss to Oregon, and what it could mean for the rest of their season.
Wisconsin track athletes competed in multiple meets Saturday in preparation for next week's Big Ten Championships.
Lacey Eden scored her 100th career point and secured a hat trick to lead the Badgers to a 9-2 victory Saturday.
In light of Alysa Liu's Olympic success for Team USA, hosts Jackson Baker and Matthew Brady are joined by Daily Cardinal Sports Editor Yadiel Chavez to answer a question : are sports art?
Host Bret Marbach speaks with Daily Cardinal staff writer Matthew Shultz on the recent up-and-downs of Wisconsin Mens Basketball. Credits: Bret Marbach, segment producer of "The Daily Cardinal Sports Podcast In-depth Edition" Matthew Shultz, staff writer Ted Hyngstrom, Podcast Director, Editor and Producer Scoring reference: The University of Wisconsin Marching Band has given the express written consent to allow us (The Daily Cardinal Sports Podcast) to use their productions of "You've said it all," "Varsity," "If you want to be a badger," "Hot time in Old Town tonight," and "On Wisconsin."
Political Science Professor Barry Burden discussed where the Democrats might gain ground and how Wisconsin will play a critical role in the 2026 elections.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill that would eliminate the need for proof of enrollment and allow expired college-issued voter identification cards at the polls.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department Chief Brent Plisch addressed faculty concerns at a University Committee meeting Monday.
The next provost will serve with a new chancellor, shaping the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s future at a transitional time in higher education.
Desperately clinging to tournament hopes, the Badgers won one against the top-ranked team in the league.
No experience? No problem. Wisconsin Gymnastics Club invites any and all skill levels, from beginners to the next Simone Biles
The Associated Students of Madison declared their support on a proposal for a student-led emergency medical services program last fall. Now, the organization is looking to gain university approval.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill to repeal an older law that limited the regulations local governments could place on landlords.
The Dane County Regional Airport Commission voted unanimously to implement a Customer Facility Charge to support updates to airport infrastructure as leadership highlighted the results of the airport’s economic impact study
With sky high prices for recent performers like Noah Kahan and Harry Styles, fans are being priced out of experiences.
College is supposed to be a period of transformation. A time when people experiment, question and figure out who they want to become. Yet, when busyness becomes the dominant signal of value, that transformation narrows. Identity gets built around output, character gets measured through capacity and humanity gets filtered through productivity.
In celebrating the men while snidely diminishing the women, the White House showed that even in moments of national pride, gender equality is only embraced when convenient.
A paper written by sociology students connected mobility to growing political polarization between economically disadvantaged and well-off, majority-white neighborhoods.
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