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The Associated Students of Madison’s spring 2026 election had 4% voter turnout — 2,134 ballots out of 49,724 students — a two point decrease from last year. All 33 council representative seats and three Student Services Finance Committee seats were up for election.
On a study abroad trip in Vienna, far from crowded lecture halls and overwhelming course registration deadlines, two University of Wisconsin-Madison students found themselves talking about something familiar: the uncertainty of figuring out what to do next.
Dane County voters will receive absentee ballots a week earlier than previous elections under a new partnership with Madison-based WPS Data Logistics, county and city officials announced Friday.
Despite opposition from faculty, industry and federal groups, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee plans to close its undergraduate materials engineering program after next academic year due to low enrollment.
The Puerto Rican Studies Hub hosted a roundtable Monday featuring three Puerto Rican authors who discussed how their culture and experiences have shaped their writing.
With an influx of DePop resellers, some University of Wisconsin-Madison students see thrifting second-hand clothing as a status symbol in and of itself — a wide turn from thrifting’s once humble reputation.
The Wisconsin Senate passed a controversial bill Tuesday to legalize online sports betting by allowing Wisconsinites to place wagers as long as they are processed through servers located on federally recognized tribal lands.
Content warning: This article contains mentions of sexual assault and violence.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s McBurney Disability Resource Center has seen an almost 250% increase in the number of students receiving accommodations over the past 10 years, according to their director Mari Magler.
Gov. Tony Evers plans to sign a bill that would shield University of Wisconsin System name, image and likeness contracts from the state’s public records law and give UW Athletics $14 million annually to maintain facilities.
Conservative-backed Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Maria Lazar discussed judicial impartiality, gerrymandering and the importance of freedom of speech for University of Wisconsin-Madison students in an interview with The Daily Cardinal Friday.
Unionized Madison Starbucks locations are back to business as usual after employees participated in the company-wide Red Cup Rebellion strike for over a month at the end of 2025. Union leadership said they wished the strike led to more for their workers.
The Madison Traffic Commission approved a proposal to redesign Regent Street to prioritize pedestrian experience over expanding bike lane access on March 4.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Dance Department is celebrating its 100th year of operation, making it the oldest in the United States to offer an accredited dance degree. While the program was established in June 1926, founder Margaret H’Doubler began her instruction nine years prior.
Wisconsin voters will cast their ballots in just under a month to elect a new judge for the state's supreme court, choosing between liberal-backed Chris Taylor and conservative-backed Maria Lazar on April 7.
Former U.S. Ambassador to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan Daniel Rosenblum spoke Tuesday at Union South, shining light on U.S. foreign policy in Central Asia in an ever-turbulent geopolitical landscape.
A Flock Safety camera installed near Memorial Union sparked confusion between the City of Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Madison over who owns the pole supporting the device — and whether the camera complies with city regulations.
Chef Lauren Montelbano has worked as Wisconsin Union’s first chef-in-residence since last April, expanding vegetarian and vegan options across Union restaurants and collaborating with Union chefs to develop recipes and culinary programs for the Madison community.
As demand for shelters and resources for Madison’s homeless population increases during the winter, many organizations step up when the unhoused need it most, offering support when services become overwhelmed.
Gov. Tony Evers called for a special session of the Legislature on April 14 to consider a constitutional amendment which would ban partisan gerrymandering in Wisconsin.
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