Wisconsin politicians disagree over outlook of state’s economy
(11/21/14 2:09am)
The state of Wisconsin could face a $2.2 billion budget shortfall by mid-2017, according to a report released by the state Thursday.
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UW-Madison neuroscience program wins national award
(11/19/14 4:35am)
A UW-Madison neuroscience program recently won a national annual award, earning the title of top graduate program in the country for 2014.
UW-Madison dining director continues lifelong passion for food service
(11/17/14 7:47am)
UW-Madison’s Director of Dining and Culinary Services Joie Schoonover began her robust and varied food service career when she was in fourth grade, sorting silverware for her elementary school cafeteria.
State Sen. Jennifer Shilling elected Democratic caucus leader
(11/13/14 6:03am)
The Wisconsin State Senate’s Democratic caucus elected Sen. Jennifer Shilling, D-La Crosse, Wednesday to serve as minority leader.
The 2014 Daily Cardinal Housing Guide
(11/13/14 5:25am)
'Tis the season.
Wisconsin state Democrats prepare ranks for next session
(11/12/14 3:35am)
State Assembly Democrats voted to keep their minority leader for the next legislative session Tuesday while Democrats in the state Senate will elect a new minority leader Wednesday.
Parsing the role of nostalgia in famous rock ’n’ roll bands
(11/11/14 6:38am)
Late last week, word came out that Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones, along with John Bonham’s son Jason, signed a contract that would’ve given them 500 million pounds (about $800 million) for the three of them (plus Robert Plant) to play 35 shows in three cities as Led Zeppelin.
Senate majority elects 2015-’16 leadership
(11/07/14 12:57am)
As the dust finally settled after Tuesday’s midterm elections, an even stronger state Senate Republican majority, now occupying 19 of 33 seats, has decided upon their party leadership Thursday, while the Democrats will soon vote to determine the Senate Minority leader.
The Capitol Profiles: Homeless for now, hopeful for future
(11/06/14 8:24am)
As students exhaust themselves with late nights at the library in the midst of midterm season, one UW-Madison undergraduate combats an entirely different source of stress.
Republican Brad Schimel beats Susan Happ to become next state attorney general
(11/05/14 8:29am)
Republican Brad Schimel has been named Wisconsin’s new attorney general, drawing approximately 51.6 percent of the vote, compared to approximately 45.4 percent for Democrat Susan Happ.
Record Routine: San Francisco rockers skew toward tropical on latest album
(11/04/14 6:33am)
As someone regularly headphones-deep in the critical music world, it’s easy to lose sight of how honestly fun music can be. You obsess over the ins and outs of an album: how visceral its songwriting might be, how raw its tones are, how perfectly refined its production is, how relatable an album’s struggles are and so on. In all of this, pure joy seems bogged down by process.
Who’s Who of the November 2014 Ballot
(11/03/14 4:21am)
Gubernatorial Race
Matt Di Panni of The Mowgli’s talks what to expect at Freakfest
(10/31/14 3:30am)
I had the amazing opportunity to connect with Matt Di Panni, the bassist for The Mowgli’s, and hear his take on being in the lineup for Freakfest this year and other important things like college football and beer. He was so nice, and assured me that we are in for a great show Nov. 1, not that I had any doubt.
De la Renta sophistication lives on
(10/29/14 3:22am)
Iconic designer Oscar de la Renta, a man who fostered so many legendary creations that he became a legend himself, passed away at his home in Kent, Connecticut last Monday. He was 82.
Record Routine: Run The Jewels revel and carouse with guests on self-titled sequel
(10/28/14 5:40am)
After several collaborations between the two, the forming of Run The Jewels by rappers Killer Mike and El-P wasn’t as much a surprise as was the acclaim that followed their debut. Their first release, Run The Jewels, features a barrage of aggressively intricate bars, anti-establishment backtalk and background production that will blow out your speakers if played too recklessly. Run The Jewels 2 packs just as much punch as its predecessor, but also enhances many aspects, proving the pair’s commitment to their project is higher than ever.
Auguring the future of movie universes
(10/23/14 3:45am)
So I want to talk a little about definitions. Mostly, I want to talk about the fact that TV and movies are, more and more, the same thing, sort of? Because they maybe weren’t so different in the first place? But all that comes later. First, we have to talk about comic books.
Column: Examining the NBA MVP race
(10/21/14 11:58pm)
With the NBA season barely a week away from starting, it’s everyone’s favorite time of the year: prediction season! Now it’s my turn to make semi-educated guesses about the NBA before any actual action has taken place. Today I’ll look at the top five MVP candidates for the upcoming year.
Chris Thile and Edgar Meyer stun Shannon Hall with genre defying virtuosity
(10/17/14 6:00am)
Wednesday night, MacArthur fellows Chris Thile & Edgar Meyer graced the Wisconsin Union Theater in support of their new album Bass & Mandolin. It was a stunning technical performance, though often very dissonant and challenging to the listener. The audience was not at all put off by the complicated rhythms and shifting harmonic structures, instead meeting the performers with laughter, approval, and multiple standing ovations.
Chris Thile and Edgar Meyer bring mandolin and bass to Union Theater
(10/15/14 3:57am)
This Wednesday the Wisconsin Union Theater will host a performance by mandolinist Chris Thile and double bassist Edgar Meyer, in support of their new album Bass & Mandolin.
The best absurd costume ideas
(10/15/14 3:10am)
Oh, Halloween. More than any other holiday, Halloween haunts you, in all stages of life. Whether you’re a kid trick-or-treating or a college person trying to be creative in their costume choice, whether you’re a parent sending your children into the night or that elderly person on the corner of Elm who thinks that Werther’s Original is exactly what the children want these days, Halloween haunts you.
