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Prospective students hear about fabled Wisconsin winters, where snow blows from every direction, ice coats the sidewalks of Bascom Hall and Lake Mendota freezes over. Once the lake has frozen, people from all over the community come together for Lily’s Classic.
Wisconsin has only geared up against Alabama twice in program history. The first, hosted at Camp Randall in 1928, saw an at-home win for the Badgers. During the second — a season opener in 2015 that took place in Arlington, Texas — the Badgers fell 35-17.
Each year, the University of Wisconsin-Madison features one book through the Go Big Read program. This year’s book explores the politics of growing up in a disabled body through essays by Rebekah Taussig in her memoir “Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body.”
Students for Justice in Palestine and a local chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America organized a pro-Palestine encampment on April 29 calling for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s “financial and social” divestment from Israel.
While the majority of Badgers spent their summer enjoying some leisure time back home or perhaps working a part-time job, University of Wisconsin-Madison soccer player Hailey Baumann was doing what she does best — exemplifying the skills that solidified her as one of the women’s soccer team’s most valuable assets.
“Brat summer” isn’t over in Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s Democratic Party embraced the lime green with its newly launched “voting is brat” website geared toward providing students with information on how to vote in Wisconsin.
Shawn Mendes is the white bread of musicians. Most people recognize his music from açaí bowl restaurants or Urban Outfitters.
The No. 3 Wisconsin Badgers volleyball team (0-3) fell in four sets against the No. 1 Texas Longhorns (1-1) in the opener of the State Farm Women's College Volleyball Showcase at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee on Sunday.
Two University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers helped Madison-based biotechnology company FluGen create a new intranasal influenza vaccine candidate.
CHICAGO — Israel’s war on Gaza is a prominent focus of many outside the Democratic National Convention this week, with a few thousand demonstrating Monday against President Joe Biden administration’s financial and military support for Israel.
CHICAGO — The second night of the Democratic National Convention has wrapped up. From the ceremonial roll call to prominent Democratic Party figures making the case for Vice President Kamala Harris, here are three key takeaways from Tuesday’s programming.
When Nikhita Steward-Trivedi searched for academic programs this summer, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Accelerated Learning Program (ALP) caught their eye.
MILWAUKEE — Conservative organization Moms for Liberty hosted a Town Hall event Tuesday at the Republican National Convention to discuss school choice, parental rights and Title IX.
Gov. Tony Evers announced Wednesday his administration has filed to join the Planned Parenthood v. Urmanski lawsuit, arguing a near-complete abortion ban violates the Wisconsin Constitution.
Eight years and 130 observations: that’s all it takes to prove the winds coming from supermassive black holes have accelerated.
STEVENS POINT, Wis. — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders visited Pfiffner Pioneer Park in Stevens Point, Wisconsin Friday to champion the working class” at an event hosted by the Portage County Democratic Party.
Monica Smith, the University of Wisconsin System’s chief diversity officer, resigned Thursday after one year on the job, ending a tenure that oversaw bitter fights between Republican legislators and the UW system over diversity, equity and inclusion positions (DEI).
When the Students for Justice in Palestine and Young Democratic Socialists of America organized a pro-Palestine encampment at the University of Wisconsin-Madison from April 29 to May 10, journalists and photographers from The Daily Cardinal assembled at Library Mall.
One month after the May 1 law enforcement raid on the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s pro-Palestine encampment, distrust in campus administration from students sympathetic to the protests remains high.
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