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Around 400 people gathered outside the state Capitol and marched down State Street Wednesday as part of a national day of protest against President Donald Trump’s administration and the sweeping series of executive orders he’s signed since taking office last month.
Drastic situations call for drastic measures.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team went to No. 3 Minnesota and lost both games in the border battle series last weekend. The stronger Minnesota team chipped away at any strength the Badgers had in the first two periods, creating a three-goal deficit to end each game.
A series of fires that started on Jan. 7 in Palisades and Eaton burned across Southern California until heavy rains assisted firefighters in fully containing them last week.
While students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are no strangers to cold winters, the start of the spring semester saw particularly harsh conditions.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students hosted an annual South Asian dance competition Saturday night, drawing hundreds of attendees to watch teams from across the United States perform choreographed South Asian Fusion dances.
After a huge Big Ten match-up against the Michigan Wolverines, the No. 17 Badgers are climbing the NCAA rankings ahead of their series against the No. 4 Minnesota Golden Gophers on Friday.
When trying to submit his work to open-call art shows, University of Wisconsin-Madison junior Bryce Dailey often faces financial barriers. Shows typically require artists to pay a whole host of fees — from entry fees to shipping fees — making these opportunities inaccessible to young up-and-coming artists like himself.
President Donald Trump’s return to the presidency in 2025 has been nothing short of dramatic. From his inaugural address to a flurry of executive actions in his first weeks, the tone of his administration is clear: aggressive, uncompromising and relentlessly catering to his core supporters.
The No. 1 Wisconsin women’s hockey team saw mixed results in their home series against St. Cloud State, winning 5-2 on Saturday and tying 2-2 on Sunday at LaBahn Arena.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (11-12-3) began their five-series run of Big Ten matchups this past weekend against Michigan (record), winning the first game and tying the second at the Kohl Center.
Spoiler alert: This article will discuss spoilers for season three of “The Sex Lives of College Girls.”
This week on the Daily Cardinal Sports Podcast, Caroline, Ted and Otto discuss the ever changing football team, men’s basketball beginning intense conference play, the upcoming series for the men’s hockey team, and the complete domination by the women’s hockey team. Tune in weekly for all kinds of sports talk.
Coming off of a 6-3 win on Jan. 17 and a win in the shootout that Saturday against Long Island University, the Wisconsin men’s hockey team is hoping to make a statement this week on home ice against a Big Ten rival.
The No. 1 Wisconsin women’s hockey team swept the St. Thomas Tommies in dominant fashion this past weekend, winning 6-1 on Saturday and 11-1 on Sunday. Junior forward Laila Edwards scored five goals over the weekend, logging the Badgers’ first hat trick of the season.
Although men and women’s hockey had differing starts to the season, the end goal is the same: make a strong playoff push. Rankings don’t mean much of anything if you can get past the first round of the Big Ten or WCHA playoffs, but both teams are looking for wins to close out the season that is ending in just over a month.
The No. 1 Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey team (14-1-1) suited up to face No. 2 Ohio State (8-5-3) at Chicago’s Wrigley Field as a part of the first-ever Frozen Confines: Big Ten Hockey Series.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (9-12-1) fell to the Michigan State Spartans (17-2-1) in overtime on Saturday night at the Frozen Confines. The Badgers were one of four men's hockey teams that traveled to Chicago for a chance to play in the Frozen Confines: Big Ten Hockey Series.
The Wisconsin Badgers men’s hockey team (7-10-1) found mixed results against the University of Michigan Wolverines (record) on Dec. 13 and 14, reminiscent of their last season’s performance, skating away with one loss and one overtime win.
Welcome back to the Cardinal Sports Podcast! In this episode our hosts Caroline McGartland, Otto von Sothen, and Ted Hyngstrom discuss the sad finale of the football season and the future of Badger football, the men’s and women’s successful basketball seasons so far, and the men’s and women’s upcoming hockey series in 2025.
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