Five things to watch: Alabama
(09/05/15 1:06am)
1. Filling the running back void
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The sky's the limit when the price of admission is free
(09/02/15 1:05am)
Now that school has started, it’s time to get serious about things like how to spend your free time and money wisely.
The Daily Cardinal Summer Guide 2015
(05/04/15 10:28am)
The sun is shining. The birds are singing. The Terrace is in full bloom. Here’s your Daily Cardinal Guide to a Madison summer.
Top Wisconsin athletes of the spring semester
(05/04/15 5:44am)
Men's Basketball: Frank Kaminsky
Our Editorial Board staff looks ahead
(05/04/15 5:24am)
As the school year comes to a close, members of our Editorial Board sound off in a series of blurbs on issues in which they’d like to see progress.
Comcast’s failure better for consumers
(04/28/15 5:15am)
It’s official. In the wake of probing by the Department of Justice and a deluge of citizen backlash, Comcast, the country’s largest Internet and cable provider, will not move forward with its plan to acquire Time Warner, the country’s second largest Internet and cable provider. Unless you’re Satan, this is great news. Taken with the recent decision on the part of the Federal Communications Commission to uphold net neutrality, there appears to be a glimmer of hope that the rules of our media landscape aren’t yet written completely by the telecommunications behemoths.
Annual Crazylegs Classic racers draws support from UW-Madison area
(04/27/15 5:10am)
Thousands of runners crossed the field at Camp Randall under a chilled, overcast sky as they finished the final stretch of the 34th annual Crazylegs Classic Saturday.
Kaminsky, Dekker both face uncertainty at the next level
(04/16/15 2:30am)
The 2014-’15 Wisconsin men’s basketball team produced a lot of things, including great memories, cut-down nets and two potential first-round NBA draft picks. After drying away the tears, we heard that Sam Dekker is truly gone, and he will join his co-star and Wooden Award winner Frank Kaminsky at the next level.
Some little-known facts about the 2016 presidential election
(04/14/15 1:47am)
Candidates are starting to announce their plans to become the next president of the United States. But even political juggernauts like Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio probably don’t know these crazy things about the race they just entered.
Owner certain dog was jerking off all day
(04/09/15 4:58am)
From the dog’s body language and facial expressions, 31-year-old Madison woman Erika Scanlan was able to discern without reasonable doubt that her two-year-old puppy had been masturbating while she was away at work Tuesday.
Wisconsin rides an offensive tidal wave against Kentucky
(04/04/15 8:10pm)
INDIANAPOLIS—Saturday night’s Final Four showdown between top seeds Kentucky and Wisconsin has all the ingredients to be an evenly matched contest, as the country’s most efficient offense will take on the nation’s most stout defense. Since Ken Pomeroy started tracking tempo-free statistics back in 2002, no team has posted a higher offensive efficiency rating than this Wisconsin team.
The Daily Cardinal's Fall 2015 Course Guide
(03/26/15 6:48pm)
Searching for the perfect elective to complete your fall 2015 class schedule? Enroll in one of these courses, recommended by Daily Cardinal staff members, and show Student Center who's boss.
Badgers eye return trip to Final Four
(03/26/15 4:59am)
Stop if you’ve heard this before: There’s a good chance senior guard Traevon Jackson will play next game. However, this could finally be his return.
Murfie reactivates a love of music
(03/25/15 4:45am)
Meet Murfie — the business that stores your CDs and vinyl records in a warehouse and digitizes their content so that you can stream your music collection wherever you are. Founded in 2011 by Preston Austin and Matt Younkle, the company warehouse now holds over 700,000 CDs.
‘Leviathan’ has reputation as novelistic movie
(03/25/15 1:50am)
It seems super easy to compare the latest Russian cinematic masterpiece, Andrey Zvyagintsev’s “Leviathan,” to the great literary works of Fyodor Dostoevsky or Leo Tolstoy; just look at the number of reviews that described the film as being “novelistic.” And to be fair, the comparison (especially to Dostoevsky) isn’t entirely ungrounded. The film shares its breathtaking scope (and runtime), band of fully realized and psychologically complex characters, questions of suicide/existence and overt, proud references to the Bible with the likes of “The Brothers Karamazov” and “The Idiot.” Plus the film’s wordless, eye-opening passages rank with the most awe-inspiring moments of prose in any language.
The Dirty Bird: Interview with a Bangin' Badger Babe, Part 3
(03/23/15 5:33am)
It’s time for another week of Badger Babe bubble blowing! My queer friend Carmen Sandiego is here to talk about who and what she likes in da bedroom, and what campus is like for someone who lives to love the ladies. She has a lot to say so let’s jump right in!
moe. uses jam-band improvisation to demonstrate their talent on cross-country tour
(03/16/15 12:54am)
The titans of the jam band world, moe., formed in Buffalo, New York in 1989 as a part of a wave of improvisational rock bands in upstate New York. Vinnie Amico, moe.’s drummer, attributes this boom of bands to the culture surrounding the region and the heavy influence of the Grateful Dead. The Daily Cardinal spoke with Amico as they prepared for their winter tour.
Sizing up threats to Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament
(03/11/15 3:33am)
Spoiler alert, the Badgers are the odds-on favorite to win their first Big Ten Men’s Basketball Tournament since 2008. Here are how the rest of the tournament’s top seeds stack up against UW.
Kanye brings grime music to center stage
(03/10/15 3:52am)
It’s still the part of March where Midwesterners mistake 40 degrees for sandal weather, and already 2015 has proven itself to be a massive year for hip-hop. There have been huge releases from rap giants like Drake and Kendrick, plus many promising drops from up-and-comers like Action Bronson and Vic Mensa. But the most recent hip-hop development that has me over the moon is Kanye West single-handedly bringing grime music into the mainstream spotlight.
Four sleeper teams that could crash March Madness
(03/10/15 2:53am)
For much of the season, eight teams—Kentucky, Duke, Virginia, Arizona, Wisconsin, Villanova, Kansas and Gonzaga—have dominated the NCAA men’s basketball polls and storylines. These teams have combined for just 22 total losses, with Kansas owning seven of those against the nation’s toughest schedule.
