Chancellor Andrew Leavitt announced the cuts, which will include around 200 layoffs, in a statement Thursday morning.
The flip to a liberal 4-3 majority following Janet Protasiewicz’s election heralds a new era for the court after 15 years of conservative rule
The chairman of the Town of Berry, a small community just northwest of Madison, phoned the police on a town supervisor during a Pride event at the town hall after previously opposing efforts to display the Pride flag during Pride month.
Although Evers’ partial vetoes to the latest biennial budget offers promising boosts in K-12 funding, educators say lingering deficiencies remain.
A boutique-style apartment complex planned for the current Vintage Spirits & Grill location has students and community members worried about Madison’s growing affordable housing crisis.
The landmark decisions in two cases involving Harvard College and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill will likely affect admissions processes at UW-Madison, Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin said Thursday.
Union members demonstrated in front of the Capitol Square location and claimed Starbucks district and regional managers instructed them to remove Pride decorations from both State Street and Capitol Square locations.
In a significant blow to President Joe Biden's agenda, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down his long-awaited student loan debt relief plan Friday, halting a key promise made during his campaign and leaving millions of Americans who expected thousands of dollars in financial relief stuck in uncertainty.
Wisconsin Republicans who control the Legislature’s powerful budget committee want deep cuts to the UW System’s budget after killing UW-Madison’s flagship engineering building project.
An overwhelming number of State Street Starbucks employees voted in favor of unionization in hopes of beginning negotiations for better working conditions and treatment.
A UW System student poll and video of a UW-Madison student voicing racist views has officials debating how to regulate freedom of expression at universities
The Language Sciences department will offer ASL courses for the first time in university history.
Recent University of Wisconsin-Madison graduates reflect on how the COVID-19 pandemic impacted their college experience.
All Metro bus stops will undergo changes during the bus system’s biggest overhaul in over 20 years.
The Division for Teaching and Learning will house the Rebecca M. Blank Center for Campus History, which will implement university history into UW-Madison courses and curriculum.
Gov. Tony Evers celebrated Pride month by raising the pride flag for the fifth year.
Employees at the State Street Starbucks location will vote on whether to form a union Thursday, June 1.
Public arts funding in Wisconsin remains in question as the Wisconsin Creative Economy Coalition continues to push for a $100 million infusion towards the Wisconsin Artistic Endowment Foundation
Daily Cardinal reporters received collegiate journalism awards in writing, visual journalism, audio and online exclusively categories.
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers ordered a special election Friday for Wisconsin’s 24th Assembly District, which contains the northern suburbs of Milwaukee.
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