Assembly Speaker Robin Vos told The Daily Cardinal the state Legislature cannot consider student loan tax exemptions until Congress acts.
For more than a month, election deniers have targeted Wolfe based on false claims that the 2020 election was rigged in favor of President Joe Biden.
As the Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities discussed a new student journalist bill on Oct. 26, law experts voiced concerns about affording certain free speech rights to young students.
Dane County MAC and University Health Services are among the groups aiding student survivors in managing the impact and aftermath of sexual assault.
The final approved budget included new amendments, including funding for district programs and pay raises for staff.
UW-Madison continues to make efforts toward a more sustainable campus, students call for more action.
The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA) designated Wisconsin as a Regional Tech Hub in late October, a move expected to spur innovation in the state’s biotech industry.
As the Assembly Committee on Colleges and Universities discussed a new student journalist bill on Oct. 26, law experts voiced concerns about affording certain free speech rights to young students.
The Oct. 25 events had professors, lecturers and students showcase their thoughts and projects on the state of sustainability at UW-Madison and across the planet.
PhD student Gabriela Puma led a discussion on student accessibility on campus and solution-based thinking at the WUD Society and Politics event.
Results of the vote show the public, unlike a banana, was not split on their decision to induct “175 S’more Years” into the Babcock canon.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) released arrest and citation statistics following the Wisconsin Badgers’ 10-24 loss to Ohio State Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium.
Madison schools will alter their start times beginning Nov. 6 in response to an ongoing shortage of bus drivers.
The claim, amplified by conservative commentators like Dana Loesch, went viral on Twitter. UW-Madison and UWPD said the events described within were exaggerated.
The governor accused Republicans of an intrusion into executive powers and violating the Wisconsin Constitution.
Finley, a UW-Madison alum, will address graduates at the Dec. 17 winter commencement.
The number of graduating students and conferred degrees narrowly beat previous years to set new all-time highs.
The senator’s legislation would mandate any building funded by the state offer free menstruation products.
Morgan Finke, communications coordinator for Public Health Madison & Dane County, spoke with The Daily Cardinal about the current and future state of respiratory illness in the county.
Alatout spoke about injustice in Israel and his personal experiences as a Palestinian.
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