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Gov. Tony Evers announced funding for a University of Wisconsin-Madison Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics siting study and an Ignite Wisconsin fusion entrepreneurship grant at his State of the State address on Feb. 17.
Since kindergarten I have been asked one question every year: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Over the years my responses have changed from mermaid, architect, astronaut and now, genetic counselor (even that might change).
Since starting the season 13-3-2, the Wisconsin Badgers have lost eight of their last 14 games, at one point enduring a six-game losing streak that hurled the Badgers from No. 2 in the country to No. 13 and threatened to derail their season. But despite the adversity, junior defenseman and alternate captain Joe Palodichuk told The Daily Cardinal the culture within his locker room has remained steady.
Through heartbreaking lyrics and raw emotions, Sadie Jean, 23, gained massive popularity in 2021 with her debut single “WYD Now?”
Leilani Rivera, a University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore, first discovered Carolyn Bessette Kennedy on social media. After watching TikTok slideshows titled "How to dress like Carolyn Bessette Kennedy," and "The Carolyn Bessette Kennedy Effect," Rivera was drawn to Hulu’s new series “Love Story,” which stars Bessette as the female lead in a dramatic retelling of her rocky, front-page relationship with John F. Kennedy Jr.
After sweeping St. Cloud State with a 9-2 victory on Feb. 21 and 4-2 win on Feb. 22, Wisconsin clinched their 11th WCHA regular season championship, tying Minnesota for the most all-time.
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The Blk Pwr Coalition and non-profit organization Leaders Igniting Transformation reflected on the Black Panther Party’s historical activism and current political challenges at an event Wednesday at the Multicultural Student Center.
The three finalists for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s second-highest academic position — the provost — presented their visions for the role and the future of campus to an audience of faculty, staff and students alike last week.
BadgerEMS gained formal support from the Associated Students of Madison last fall for their proposed student-run emergency medical services program.
In the early ‘90s, the University of Wisconsin cut a variety of varsity sports, including both men’s and women’s gymnastics. To make up for it, the Wisconsin Gymnastics Club formed in 2002. This year, the club boasts 100 members on their roster.
After following up last year’s national championship with another dominant regular season, the target on the back of Wisconsin women’s hockey has grown incredibly large as the program heads into the postseason.
A bill to establish Wisconsin’s first regulated hunting season for sandhill cranes has reignited a long-running debate over how to manage one of the state’s most visible bird species.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s sustainability-focused hiring and research initiative will have a new home at the Wisconsin Energy Institute led by professor of plant and agroecosystem sciences Chris Kucharik.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has required international students with partial or full teaching assistant appointments to prove their English fluency for decades, but now, amid heightened federal funding uncertainty, some international graduate students say departments are using the test to force them out.
Dozens of friends, supporters and members of the Madison community packed into a private event space above local restaurant Señor Machetes to fundraise for the family of owner Noel Quintana Friday evening.
University of Wisconsin-Madison infectious disease expert Joseph McBride discussed rising measles cases across the United States and on campus in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
Republican gubernatorial frontrunner Tom Tiffany discussed plans for a University of Wisconsin System tuition freeze, campus free speech policy and marijuana reform in a campus event hosted by UW College Republicans.
Henrietta Lacks became a medical phenomenon when Dr. George Otto Gey took her cells without her knowledge or consent while she was receiving cancer treatment at John Hopkins Medical center in 1951. Roughly 75 years later, her family is trying to keep her legacy alive by telling her story.
Madison’s spring primary is Feb. 17, and the outcomes will determine who will advance to the general election on April 7.
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