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Students searching for food carts on the 600 block of University Avenue at night will have to travel elsewhere, after a new ordinance banning them from the area takes effect next weekend.
“Let’s show them what real power looks like,” Mindy Navarro, a student at West High School, shouted into a megaphone as she stood in front of a group of hundreds gathered by the Capitol. “We are the 99 percent and we want immigration reform for all!”
A photo of State Street Brats’ dress code began circulating on social media last week, raising questions about clothing policies at bars. Brats and four other campus-area bars have dress codes posted outside their doors, The Daily Cardinal found.
State Street Brats, one of five campus-area bars that posts a dress-code outside, bans customers from wearing plain white tees, baggy pants and do-rags.
As the spring semester comes to an end, The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board reflects on the past few months with a series of short recaps.
For a few dollars, TouchTunes jukeboxes allow students to choose the music they hear at their favorite close-to-campus bar. They come pre-loaded with thousands of song choices, so why are artists topping hit music charts sometimes nowhere to be found?
The conversation about climate change has left young people disengaged and disenfranchised from the larger conversation surrounding the topic, according to climate activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez.
As the Mifflin Street Block Party quickly approaches at the end of April, a proposal that would temporarily ban carrying glass containers on streets in the area is making its way through Madison’s legislative body.
Concealed weapons are no longer banned on Madison Metro Transit buses, including those serving the downtown and campus area.
The shared economy, which brings people together through apps such as Airbnb and Uber, has streamlined travel significantly. But cities across the country like Madison have gotten the short end of the stick.
Two former UW-Madison academic staff are suing the state for declining to cover necessary gender reassignment medical treatment under their state employee insurance coverage.
Another victim has come forward in the case of former UW-Madison student Alec Cook, who is currently facing 21 criminal charges in a sexual assault case involving nearly a dozen women, according to a county district attorney.
Wisconsinites could be allowed to carry concealed handguns without a permit if a bill proposed by multiple Republican state legislators Tuesday passes.
A former UW-La Crosse police dispatcher is seeking a settlement after being fired for telling a student employee that “all immigrants deserved to go back to where they were from.”
In light of the recently published article in The Daily Cardinal regarding Islam’s flaws, I took it upon myself to research the alleged charges laid against Islam and its doctrines. The author, Kort Driessen, repeatedly stated his desire to engage in open and honest dialogue about the flaws of Islam. However, his request for honest conversation is undermined by his own bias and uninformed opinions.
Amid growing anti-immigrant sentiment, international student enrollment in American universities has fallen in the past year; however, the addition of the Common Application to the admissions process could have contributed to the increase in international student enrollment at UW-Madison.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This article reflects the views of its writer, not of The Daily Cardinal as a whole. It should not have been published, as explained more fully in a note from the management desk, for which we deeply apologize. We ultimately decided to leave the article up, in order to avoid censorship and allow continued discussion and criticism of the piece.
Milwaukee County law enforcement officers may have the power to locally enforce new immigration orders from President Donald Trump if their sheriff gets his way.
Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. wants his officers to have power to enforce President Donald Trump’s immigration ban.
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