Tomer Ronen is the Features Editor for the Daily Cardinal. He has covered protests, state politics, sports and more. Follow him on Twitter at @TRonen22.
Wisconsin Badgers quarterback Braedyn Locke announced his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal with two years of eligibility remaining Wednesday.
The honey badger is known for its tendency to play dead when wounded.
When Athletic Director Chris McIntosh and the Wisconsin Badgers announced Luke Fickell as their next head coach, there was optimism, pride and — with a 12-team college football playoff on the horizon — hope.
The Republican U.S. Senate candidate is one of two Republican Senate candidates nationwide who have yet to concede their races.
The Wisconsin Badgers have fired offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Phil Longo, head coach Luke Fickell announced Sunday.
Door County has picked the president in the last six elections. And while the county is deeply split, residents still get along and keep to themselves.
Follow The Daily Cardinal news team as we bring you live updates on the presidential race, Wisconsin’s U.S. House of Representatives races, U.S. Senate race, state Legislature races and more.
In the 1960s, thousands of students protested together against the Vietnam War. Where have they gone?
This week host Oliver Gerharz speaks to the Daily Cardinal‘s Features Editor Tomer Ronen about his story “Here’s what UW-Madison students think of Harris, Trump as they gear up for the election” and Daily Cardinal reporter Jake Wesson about his story “ ‘A lot less unity’: College Democrats and Republicans reflect on party values, candidates heading into the 2024 election” to try and gauge the thoughts of UW-Madison students going into this historic election. Articles in this week’s “campus news in brief” segment: Harris to visit UW-Madison Wednesday for ‘Get Out the Vote’ rally - Anna Kleiber Abortion rights, marijuana, TikTok: Three takeaways from Wisconsin 2nd Congressional District debate at UW-Madison - Iain Chang
In an interview with The Daily Cardinal, Vermont U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders discussed Vice President Kamala Harris’ plans for the minimum wage, “Medicare at home” and the gender divide in Gen Z politics.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders speaking to a crowd about the power of the working class on June 27 in Stevens Point, Wis.
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