ARTS
‘Humanist Vampire Seeking Consenting Suicidal Person’ is what it says on the tin
By Spencer Ball | 2:00amThe film brings dry, blood-soaked comedy to the Wisconsin Film Festival.
SPORTS
UW-Madison student-athletes navigate mental health challenges with university resources
By Lucinda Lindland | Apr. 15In the high-stakes arena of NCAA Division I collegiate sports where physical ability is often the primary ...
CITY NEWS
Dane County awards $41,000 to 15 local organizations fighting food insecurity
By Gabriella Hartlaub | Apr. 15Recipients of the money through the Partners in Equity Food Project will help increase access to healthy ...
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CITY NEWS
Mixing it up: Exploring the mocktail trend in Madison's bar scene
By Elaina Russell | Apr. 13Mocktails continue to increase in popularity and become a staple in Madison’s social scene.
WOMEN'S TENNIS
Badgers split weekend against pair of Big Ten opponents in Illinois
By Molly Sheehan | Apr. 12After suffering a loss due to an overturned match against Northwestern, the Wisconsin Badgers bounced back against the Fighting Illini.
CITY NEWS
Dane County Farmers Market returns to Madison this Saturday
By Celine Essaied | Apr. 12As winter comes to a close, the Dane County Farmers Market will be in full swing this Saturday, bringing fresh produce and local goods to Wisconsin’s capital.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison’s Kemp Natural Research Station sponsors controversial speaker at conservation event
By Shu Lan Schaut | Apr. 12A conservation leader is criticizing the University of Wisconsin-Madison after one of its research centers sponsored a Tuesday event at which an anti-conservation speaker ridiculed environmental regulations.
CITY NEWS
Jay Brower, Travis Austin react to results of District 13 Dane County supervisor election
By Ella Hanley | Apr. 12District 13 Dane County Supervisor candidate Travis Austin accused Supervisor Jay Brower of a lack of engagement with student voters after Brower’s reelection in the April 2 election.
ARTS
Cardinal Gaming: Happy Home Paradise brings joy back to Animal Crossing
By Gabriella Hartlaub | Apr. 12For players frustrated with bringing their island to a five-star rating, HHP provides a creative outlet
STATE NEWS
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley won't seek reelection in 2025
By Clara Strecker | Apr. 11Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley announced she will not run for reelection, a shakeup that could open the door for conservatives to regain control of the court after losing it in 2023.
LIFE & STYLE
Not your traditional Saturday Happy Hours on Mifflin Street
By Sophia Ross | Apr. 11Upon first glance, 223 E. Mifflin Street appears to be just a typical house. That is, until you notice the massive lime cutout on the stairs, the colorful outside clothing rack and the bright dangling garland hanging from the roof.
IN-DEPTH
Coming Together of Peoples Conference fosters community through Indian law
By Ellie Bourdo | Apr. 11The Indigenous Law Student Association aims to inform students and the community about the importance of Indian law.
STATE NEWS
This officer nearly died at the Jan. 6 riot. He hopes young voters will spur political change
By Ava Menkes | Apr. 11Officer Michael Fanone went to the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6, 2021 to stop an insurrection. Following recovery, he said young voters can use the insurrection as motivation to vote.
COLUMNS
Welcome to women’s basketball. Make sure to stick around after the draft.
By Annika Bereny | Apr. 11Many who recently discovered a love for women's basketball, are looking to get their next fix. Consider the WNBA.
CAMPUS NEWS
The cost of college is increasing. How does a bachelor’s degree hold up?
By Bryna Goeking | Apr. 11Amid rising college costs, University of Wisconsin-Madison economists see lifelong value in a bachelor’s degree.
CAMPUS NEWS
Chinese Badgers commemoration connects families, examines historic student impacts
By Mia Salbego | Apr. 11An April 8 symposium hosted by the Center for East Asian Studies commemorating early UW-Madison students from China brought together families and scholars.
OPINION
Baby steps: UW-Madison is moving toward paid parental leave. Is six weeks really enough?
By Franchesca Reuter | Apr. 11A much needed policy for the university, but so much more can still be done.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison, Togetherall partner to expand student mental health resources
By Malia Langer | Apr. 11University Health Services (UHS) and Recreation & Wellbeing announced a partnership with Togetherall on April 3 to bring all University of Wisconsin-Madison students free virtual peer support services.
OPINION
Nightlife in London is nothing like Madison
By Hana Razvi | Apr. 11Do the Brits have more fun?
ARTS
Orville Peck, Willie Nelson reaffirm country music’s new direction with hit single
By Ian Wilder | Apr. 11In the wake of Beyonce’s “Cowboy Carter,” Willie Nelson hopped onto Orville Peck’s “Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other” to prove that country music is moving forward with its values.
SCIENCE
UW-Madison will launch research center to tackle PFAS contamination, safeguard water resources
By Elaina Russell | Apr. 10The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced its plans for a new center within the Water Sciences and Engineering Lab late last month.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Bo Ryan selected for Naismith Hall of Fame
By Carlos Bello | Apr. 10Legendary Wisconsin Badgers men’s basketball coach Bo Ryan has been honored with a selection to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2024.
CAMPUS NEWS
ASM Sustainability marches forth to Earth Day in kickoff event
By Mary Bosch | Apr. 10Leading up to Earth Day and a climate march in late April, the Associated Students of Madison Sustainability Committee will host events every Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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