Faculty pressed Interim Chancellor Eric Wilcots on campus sexual assault in light of the Cornell case and discussed federal and state leadership uncertainty.
The Wisconsin women’s soccer team tied Nebraska 0-0 in Lincoln on Sunday.
I interviewed John Green in an unassuming room tucked behind the Capitol Theater at the Overture Center ...
Hosts Caroline McGartland and Bret Marbach discuss all things Wisconsin football, as the Badgers pulled off their best win in the Luke Fickell era. Then, the two look ahead to Michigan State, which has suddenly become an extremely important game.
We’re supposed to be a country built upon free speech.
The women’s hockey world can’t yet decide who they think is going to win it all this year. Maybe they should.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison was named the No. 1 School of Education (SoE) in the nation for the third year in a row in April. An additional 12 graduate programs in the school were also ranked in the top 15 by U.S. News. And yet, in the last two decades, awarded education degrees have been on a steady decline.
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The University of Wisconsin-Madison Marching Band helps to create the football gameday environment everyone knows, but what does the gameday experience actually look like for the musicians?
Former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert spoke about Wisconsin’s changing political landscape and the factors influencing the 2026 midterm elections.
15% of proceeds from the chair sales will be donated to the University Health Services’ fund for student survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault or stalking.
Madison Common Council denied Williamson Street businesses $100,000 after protests disrupted business operations for two weeks.
The FDA approved Zanvastro, the first drug to treat Alexander Disease, a breakthrough that wouldn’t have been possible without research at the Waisman Center.
Steady increase in suicides and accidental firearm injuries prompt further action from Public Health Madison and Dane County.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 14th annual Fill the Hill fundraiser effort covered Bascom Hill in plastic flamingos and brought in over $800,000 to support the university’s greatest needs.
The Fordham transfer has established himself as a key contributor for the Badgers.
Social media influencer Clavicular has tapped into a deeply insecure audience, and it's proven very lucrative.
“Moonlighters,” the second annual University of Wisconsin-Madison staff and faculty art show, celebrated the idiosyncratic nature of being an artist. Each piece was uniquely itself, yet still in harmony with every other work in the gallery.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal Staff Writer, Alena Shored about her story “UW-Madison crime reports show increase in reported stalking, hate crimes in 2025” in a discussion of the University of Wisconsin–Madison Police Department's Annual Security and Fire Safety report.
A dozen students gathered at a candlelight vigil hosted Thursday by Madison Students for a Democratic Society to remember victims of ICE and bring attention to the human impact of immigration enforcement.
By Sunday, Oct. 4, Julie Jasinski had figured out what Madison wanted to hang on its walls: Swedish recipes.
The Kohler Art Library, in partnership with the Chazen Museum of Art and the Department of Art History, hosted a free night of zine-making for students in the Chazen's Mead Witter Lobby on Thursday, Oct. 1.
“Fire Fickell” chants dwindle and a long-lost joy resurges in Madison amid a 31-3 victory.
Professor Francis Halzen wins the Nobel Prize in Physics for contributions to the IceCube Neutrino Observatory.
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