Bryna Goeking

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Q&A: Mason Ramsey is more than his Walmart origins in new album, tour

The internet sensation-turned country star will headline the Majestic Theater Dec. 8.

Q&A: ‘The West Wing’ star Bradley Whitford wants Madison to vote

In an interview with The Daily Cardinal, “The West Wing” actor Bradley Whitford talked post-2000s politics and encouraged voter turnout for the Harris-Walz campaign.

‘The West Wing’ cast triumphs abortion, climate policy for Harris-Walz ticket in Madison

Madison native Bradley Whitford was joined by castmates Martin Sheen, Richard Schiff and Mary McCormack for a morning of canvassing before holding a rally at the Barrymore Theatre.

Conversations around disability reigned as Go Big Read author visited campus. Students hope it can stay this way

Rebekah Taussig visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison for discussions on disability in classrooms, panels and in her keynote speech as part of the Go Big Read curriculum. 

One year later: UW-Madison students hold Oct. 7 vigil

Roughly 500 students gathered in Library Mall Monday night to remember the victims of the Hamas attack on Israel. 

UW System president defends recent campus free speech policies in address to conservative groups

UW System President Jay Rothman addressed freedom of expression leaders about the UW System’s plans to promote a marketplace of ideas. 

UW-Madison students wrestle with suicide prevention. Campus organizations have stepped up to help

Two UW-Madison student organizations hope to help students facing mental health issues through peer-to-peer support.

Chazen recognized among 16 best Wisconsin art galleries

A new initiative funded by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism highlights the Chazen as a part of the Midwest art collective. 

Go Big Read book promotes disability advocacy as UW reckons with past

 “Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body” by Rebekah Taussig is the Go Big Read book for the 2024-2025 academic year.  

UW-Milwaukee police chief resigns amid investigation, criticizes university’s treatment of campus antisemitism

A UW-Milwaukee spokesperson told The Daily Cardinal they found out about David Salazar's resignation as UW-Milwaukee chief of police through the media.  

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