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I am frustrated and embarrassed. Why can’t we pass common sense gun legislation like a real democracy? Most Americans recognize that their children’s safety is under attack without strict gun control. Yet, our governments have failed to deliver.
The relentless political rhetoric around mask mandates has shifted our focus away from the actual problem. There are countless stories about heated school board fights over whether or not masks should be an issue of student choice. Pandemic precautions have become more about an individual's stance on freedom than what most of us prioritize in principle: people's health.
Most American universities do not have the privilege to use affirmative action because they do not need to reject many students to meet their target class size. These schools admit most of the students who apply so their student body diversity is reflective of their immediate geography.
With the disbanding of the satire-heavy hip-hop trio Das Racist in 2012, each artist has gone on to pursue their own musical path. After a spiritual trip through South Asia and two mixtapes, Himanshu Suri, known as Heems, is back with his new solo project, Eat Pray Thug.
University of Wisconsin-Madison senior Henry Mackaman died Thursday as a result of meningococcal disease, according to Dean of Students Lori Berquam.
Gov. Scott Walker was seen walking around campus with an overstuffed sack Thursday, around the same time the Abe Lincoln statue and at least five of the university's most illustrious professors disappeared.
A UW-Madison historian, who spoke Wednesday night about his recent book Henry Kissinger and the American Century"" at the Wisconsin Veterans Museum, was named a young innovator in a special edition of Smithsonian magazine earlier this month.
UW-Madison alumnus and former professor Jeremi Suri returned to Madison Wednesday to present his newest book on nation-states and America's role as ""agenda-setters.""
After 10 years of teaching at UW-Madison, history professor Jeremi Suri announced Friday that he will leave the university due to pay cuts faculty will face as a result of Gov. Scott Walker's proposed budget repair bill.
Nearly a decade after the Sept. 11 attacks that killed more than 3,000 people on American soil, President Barack Obama announced to the nation the plot's mastermind, Osama bin Laden, was killed in a firefight following a helicopter raid in Pakistan Sunday.
As the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents meets to discuss Biddy Martin's New Badger Partnership and potential ""split"" from the UW System, today many UW-Madison student leaders stand in support of Chancellor Martin.
One year ago, Neha Suri died of bacterial meningitis. One might describe Neha as a senior at UW-Madison originally from Singapore, a student majoring in journalism and political science, an employee of UW Rec Sports and a member of The Daily Cardinal. But those descriptions hardly give justice to the person Neha was.
In honor of UW-Madison student Neha Suri, who passed away last February, UW Rec Sports will take part in an exercise challenge to donate food to needy families.
UW-Madison student Tommy Kuehn will be remembered as a driven student and loyal friend with ample enthusiasm to rile up fans at Badger games as a member of the UW Spirit Squad.
UW-Madison faculty and students assembled at the Bascom Hill Telepresence Classroom in the Education building to unveil a video-conferencing device new to the university Friday.
Neha
We always said we'd catch up, Neha. After the months I was gone, I was so delighted to see your smiling face come around the corner of your kitchen wall, before you squealed and ran over to grab me out of my chair. You threw me into a huge hug; the kind of warm hug after a long absence that you never want to leave; the kind of hug that leaves you helpless to do anything but close your eyes and surrender; a hug between good friends. No words, just a hug, and we shelved months of life stories for the night. Then we did it again the next few times we passed one another. It kills me that I let you slip by and never got that chance again.
The UW-Madison Athletic Board should be voting on all coach hiring decisions, according to a new report commissioned by the Faculty Senate.
An ad hoc committee of the Faculty Senate stated in a recently released report that the university's Athletic Board is largely in compliance with Faculty Policies and Procedures regarding its role in oversight of the Athletic Department.
Solutions by The State News
