Homelessness challenge demands student action
By Michael Moran
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By Michael Moran
Fresh hamburgers are practically made to order at campus dining halls. But that order needs to be filled in 10 minutes or that burger is thrown out, like the pounds of lettuce, peanut butter and other foods thrown out each day.
Charlie Defoe
Two UW-Madison students were fired from their positions as house fellows in Witte Hall Thursday due to a January drinking incident.
The third UW-Madison student to resign from a university house fellow position this year moved out of Kronshage Hall Thursday, leaving residents temporarily unmonitored.
I was all set to send my editors a column about sexual fantasies. It was a good one, too. But you'll have to wait until next week, and the reason you'll have to wait is because I am so fucking pissed off.
By Andrew Voss
World-renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson addressed residents of Chadbourne Residential College in their What Matters to Me and Why"" lecture series Monday afternoon before giving his lecture at the Memorial Union Theater that night.
As a college student, I'm frequently confronted with the choice of doing homework, sleeping, going to class or making food. I didn't think this would be possible after a year in the dorms, but I have definitely been neglecting my kitchen. It seems that in today's busy world of deadlines, papers and exams, tending to your diet seems to fall by the wayside.
Snowball Fight: The first major snowfall of the year brought a university Snow Action Day, a city-declared snow emergency and a large student snowball fight near the Southeast residence halls.
As snow began falling heavily late Monday night, nearly 200 UW-Madison students from the Southeast residence halls initiated a snowball fight near Ogg Hall, catching the attention of passersby and university police.
TO WAVE OR NOT TO WAVE? DAVID PONDERS
Black, slimy lettuce, fuzzy tomatoes, and putrid meat are sometimes a common sight in a dorm refrigerator - a place that somehow manages to conceal leftovers in its endless drawers and shelves. With a tight budget, students might choose to trim away the unruly spots on the questionable food instead of buying fresher food.
By Christa Dankert
It was a cold fall afternoon in 2004 when I happened to overhear the conversation of two alumni who sat down next to me in the Main Lounge of the Memorial Union. The husband and wife had flown in from Boston to visit the university they attended during the early 1950s. I hardly recognize it,"" the old man commented to his wife.
According to the Wisconsin Council on Medical Education and Workforce, Wisconsin is facing a deepening medical care shortage. Waiting lists are lengthening, and the number of physicians is not growing as fast as people would like or just not growing at all in certain counties like Milwaukee.
Within the past nine months, university residence halls have experienced false fire alarms, which officials say put students at risk and cost the Madison Fire Department valuable resources.
If you are tired of ordering in the usual Pokey Stix and Jimmy John's sandwiches, a UW-Madison senior might have solved your problem. Casey Morin, general manager for Straight 2 Your Door Madison, created a service that delivers from a variety of restaurants in the Madison area.
Election Day 2008 is fast approaching. With less than a week left, voters across the country are ready to make the all-important trip to the polls. As students here at UW-Madison get ready for Election Day, we should be thankful we live in a state with early voting and same day registration.
In 10 years, when today's fifth and sixth graders are high-stepping around this campus like they own the place, I hope there's a little commemorative plaque lying about, somewhere real unavoidable and inconvenient that reminds those greasy runts of what I had to sacrifice so that that walk of theirs could be so spectacular. When they mosey down the so-called East Campus Mall, or past the shiny new Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery; as they traverse sidewalks atop efficient new utility systems in Library Mall or sip the newest flavored water in the no-longer poopy Union South; when they feel not-depressed when they head off to class in a normal-looking Humanities Building or gaze upon the finished product of whatever-the-heck-they're-doing right now to the Kohl Center lawn, I hope the Badger students of tomorrow are somehow made aware that it was alums like me that put up with a whole lot of walking around shit so they could have all that.