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On the evening of the election, University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore Sandy Nayar was glued to the television at a party with a group of left-leaning, predominantly Indian friends.
The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (OSCCS) launched an investigation Thursday into University of Wisconsin-Madison Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) for allegedly violating the university’s Expressive Activity Policy during their protest at a Board of Regents meeting earlier that morning.
Republican lawmakers plan to reintroduce legislation banning gender-affirming care for minors after the U.S Supreme Court signaled the issue should be left to the states to decide.
For many women on campus who voted for Vice President Kamala Harris, the next few days were filled with anxiety, worry and a decision to get an intrauterine device.
President-elect Donald Trump surprised observers by not only winning the electoral college in this year’s presidential election, but also the popular vote — becoming only the second Republican candidate to do so this century.
A conservative prosecutor’s attorney struggled to convince the Wisconsin Supreme Court to reactivate the state’s 1849 law that previously banned abortion with no exception for rape or incest during oral arguments Monday.
Former President Donald Trump defeated Vice President Kamala Harris in a blowout 2024 presidential race, winning his second term in office.
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin narrowly beat Republican challenger Eric Hovde on Tuesday, securing a third Senate term.
With polls closing all across Wisconsin, a series of uncontested Madison-area state Legislature races have been called. Rep. Francesca Hong, D-Madison, in Assembly District 76 and Rep. Lisa Subeck, D-Madison, in Assembly District 79 have won reelection to the state Assembly in uncontested races, having also won uncontested primaries.
The Nov. 5 election will be the first presidential election since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and the results could be responsible for how both parties address the issue in future campaigns.
The Republican Party has built a strong base in the South by focusing on the white evangelical Protestant vote, but honing in on this group might not be the answer to winning Wisconsin.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde downplayed the environmental impacts of climate change on Wisconsin and said abortion policy should be decided by a statewide referendum at an event hosted by College Republicans of University of Wisconsin-Madison Tuesday.
Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to an energized crowd about plans to lower cost of living and pursue common-ground solutions at a Madison “Get Out the Vote” rally Wednesday during the final stretch of the 2024 presidential campaign.
Public health officials received dozens of reports of THC-related symptoms after a restaurant in Stoughton accidentally served pizza laced with THC between Tuesday and Thursday.
Former President Barack Obama and vice presidential candidate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz urged Wisconsinites to elect Democrats on the first day of statewide early voting during a Madison visit Tuesday.
Oshkosh Public Library director Darryl Eschete has dealt with calls for censorship of public libraries for years as a librarian in Louisiana, Iowa and now in Wisconsin. He is wary of the rising challenges to literature and its effect on individual liberty and the right to information.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed on Oct. 3 its criminal investigators were looking into the removal of Wausau, Wisconsin’s sole absentee drop box by Republican Mayor Doug Diny.
The Daily Cardinal spoke with both the College Republican and College Democrat student groups at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Both organizations reflected on how their ideologies have changed, but both remained steadfast supporters of their candidates.
As inflation has driven up the cost of services, Wisconsin’s local governments, including the city of Madison, find themselves constrained by state laws limiting how they can raise money.
An Avengers-like team of University of Wisconsin-Madison experts are uniting to research and promote civic engagement on the issue of abortion.
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