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Antisemitic chalk messages endorsing Hezbollah, the Houthis and the military wing of Hamas — all of which are designated as terror groups by the United States — were found at the Dane County Farmers Market on Saturday alongside messages endorsing violence against Israelis and Zionists.
Pro-Palestine encampment protests at University of Wisconsin-Madison are well into a fourth day despite an attempt from police to quell the demonstration with force and arrests Wednesday morning.
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Pro-Palestine protesters camped out on the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Library Mall, locked arms, marched around tents and chanted as protest leaders warned police were preparing to surround the encampment Monday evening.
The summer of 2023 feels like eons ago, yet it was only nine short months ago that we began our year at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Whether it’s on campus, online or on national TV, polarization dominates much of the way we communicate. It’s clear that fault lines open rifts in our social fabric.
Bucky must be sick of the limelight as we head into 2024.
It’s back to school season! This year, we have two UW-Madison students co-producing Cardinal Call, a feature created by student journalists at the Daily Cardinal. Our reporters Heewone Lim and Gavin Escott sat down with two executive members of the Daily Cardinal to bring you the scoop on what’s been happening on campus. They discussed stories the Cardinal is looking forward to reporting on later this year.
Protests. Pier collapses. New housing developments. And a tumultuous state budget season that left UW campuses tightening their belts.
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Rep. David Steffen (R-Green Bay) appeared in front of a Senate committee last week to present a bipartisan bill that would reshape Wisconsin’s process for expunging criminal charges.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — Milwaukee County Judge Janet Protasiewicz defeated former Justice Dan Kelly by a wide margin late Tuesday in the race for an open Wisconsin Supreme Court seat, transforming the state’s political landscape.
Dozens of Madison community members and activists gathered at the Wisconsin State Capitol to support reproductive rights Sunday ahead of a crucial state Supreme Court election that could determine whether abortion remains illegal in Wisconsin.
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents voted Thursday to increase tuition for University of Wisconsin-Madison in-state undergraduates by 4%, the first university tuition hike in over a decade.
Nearly $3.8 billion in proposed state infrastructure projects — including a new University of Wisconsin-Madison engineering building — fell into uncertainty Thursday after Republicans on the State Building Commission rejected Gov. Tony Evers’ capital budget recommendations.
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul led a coalition of nearly two dozen attorneys general Monday demanding automakers Kia and Hyundai take further action to halt a nationwide spike in car thefts.
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul joined at least 46 other states Monday requesting a state court order for TikTok to comply with an investigation into its communication practices amid growing privacy and health concerns.
Former University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Rebecca Blank, who led the university for nine years, died Friday evening at age 67.
A University of Wisconsin System proposal to fully fund tuition and fees for low-income students is unlikely to receive state funding in the upcoming biennial budget, according to recent comments from a top Republican.
DEFOREST, Wis. — President Joe Biden praised labor unions and touted his economic agenda Wednesday in a speech to hundreds of workers at a labor training center near Madison.
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