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While scrolling on social media, you’ve probably come across a video on “overconsumption” referring to how people buy and consume goods. If you look around your own room, how many items have you purchased because someone online made it seem like it was necessary, especially as a status symbol?
While meeting for their weekly coffee, former emergency veterinary technicians and Sun Prairie residents Liz Brey and Heather Wipijewski joked about opening their own cat cafe. After years of work, the duo is weeks away from making that dream a reality.
As summer nears its end, it’s refreshing to reflect on the exceptional Spring Concert by The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Premier Men’s A Cappella group The Madhatters and the work this group puts into their performances as we anticipate their Fall performance.
For the staff of The Racquet Press, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse’s student newspaper, the surprise firing of former Chancellor Joe Gow in December for a pornographic OnlyFans channel put a pause on winter break and marked a return to reporting.
Two University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers helped Madison-based biotechnology company FluGen create a new intranasal influenza vaccine candidate.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new protest policy may be unconstitutional, a constitutional law expert and ACLU of Wisconsin lawyer told The Daily Cardinal.
Over the course of a month, the tone of the 2024 presidential race has shifted entirely. Voters were fired up as Vice President Kamala Harris made a last-minute bid against former President Donald Trump to compete in the battleground state of Wisconsin and win the election this November.
CHICAGO — When Vice President Kamala Harris stepped out onto the Democratic National Convention stage Thursday night to accept her nomination for president, the first Black and Asian American woman to ever do so from a major party, the cheering from the packed United Center seemed like it would never end.
CHICAGO — A few thousand protesters gathered near the Democratic National Convention to protest President Joe Biden’s administration and the Democratic Party’s handling of Israel’s war on Gaza.
CHICAGO — Day one of the Democratic National Convention has wrapped up. Here are three key takeaways from Monday’s programming.
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When Nikhita Steward-Trivedi searched for academic programs this summer, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) caught their eye.
Washington, D.C. is a paragon of public transportation in the United States. It upholds a reputation of a marvelous heavy rail system, recognized by many as one of the best metro rail systems in the world. This, along with e-bikes and numerous bus lines, give residents of the DMV many options for their morning commute. Needless to say, it’s a dream.
MILWAUKEE — Xaviaer DuRousseau, a conservative media personality and influencer, is not the stereotypical Republican National Convention attendee.
The highly anticipated EA College Football 25 game was released to the public on July 19 as the first collegiate football game in over a decade.
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan released a statement Friday calling on President Joe Biden to exit the presidential race.
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker delivered a graduation speech on May 11 for Benedictine College’s 2024 graduating class, stirring conflict for controversial comments about women and the LGBTQ+ community.
Drag bedazzles every corner of the deep purple state of Wisconsin, with roots dating back to an 1884 performance in Milwaukee by Francis Leon and his troupe. Within the past 15 years, Wisconsin drag queens witnessed audience numbers skyrocket as mainstream culture developed a stronger appreciation for the art form.
As soon as I entered the Barrymore Theater, I knew I had arrived at a They Might be Giants concert.
The Madison CommonCouncil approved four new housing developments at a July 2 meeting, one of which will be the city’s first permanent men's shelter at 1904 Bartillon Drive.
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