Campus News
St. Paul’s pastors encourage voting at mass. They call it a Catholic principle
As pastors of St. Paul’s, Fathers Eric Sternberg and Enan Zelinski believe their responsibility in the upcoming election is to be sources of information for Catholic students struggling to make a decision this election season. Here’s why.
Elections for The Daily Cardinal reflect student mood, social prejudices across decades
Elections for The Daily Cardinal during the 20th century offer a picture into campus prejudices and contemporary social movements.
Uninstructed voters split on supporting Harris as violence in Gaza continues
Nearly 50,000 voters, including one in three voters on campus, sent a protest vote to the Biden administration's handling of Israel’s war in Gaza in April. Some said they will reluctantly vote for Harris, but others are sitting this election out.
UW-Madison’s student government faces record low turnout amid student disinterest. Leaders are looking to reconnect
In the past decade, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s student government has made important strides for students. Yet many remain unaware of its role and do not vote in elections.
Print journalism might be dying. But it’s thriving on UW-Madison’s campus
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is already the only campus in the nation with two daily student newspapers. The student media landscape is only growing despite deep lay-offs in the professional journalism industry.
‘A lot less unity’: College Democrats and Republicans reflect on party values, candidates heading into the 2024 election
As University of Wisconsin-Madison students gear up to head to the polls, representatives from campus political organizations explain their parties' choices this election cycle.