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The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Indigenous Student Center hosted the musical group Bizhiki on Tuesday night for its Native November keynote. After performing, the group then answered questions on their personal guiding principles, their role in language and culture revitalization and advice for young indigenous artists.
Rep. Vincent Miresse’s desk might look like that of a typical legislator with a family photo, Wisconsin Blue Book and other assorted items. But Miresse’s drawer contains something different — Wisconsin conservationist Aldo Leopold’s “A Sand County Almanac.”
The University of Wisconsin-Madison hosted a 85th birthday party for Bucky Badger hosted at the Memorial Union Terrace on Saturday. The celebration began with Bucky at the Overture Center for a kids pep rally before parading with the marching band, cheer squad and dance team from State Street to the Terrace.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Oktoberfest celebration featured traditional Bavarian food, live music and games along with crafts for students and the public to participate in last weekend. Blissful music emerged from the eight tuba players on the union stage, and the Memorial Union restaurants changed their menu offering Pork Schnitzel, Spaetzle and German potato salad.
The Monroe Street Farmer’s Market brings fresh produce and vibrant bouquets, Barrett’s Bagels before they sold out in the first two hours and live music to the near-West side neighborhood. The market is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Nellofer Khilji runs one of a growing number of catering services helping South Asian students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison find a taste of home in Madison, growing their businesses by connecting with students in a way that provides more than just convenience.
While the Wisconsin vs. Oregon football game will hold most fans’ attention, Saturday’s matchup also brings together two of the most recognizable mascots in college football: Bucky Badger and Puddles the Duck.
It can be difficult to rework a 200-year-old novel for university students. But director and co-adaptor Ann M. Shanahan and co-adaptor and costume designer Aly Amidei’s adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice” brought a new lens to the play, enrapturing the audience in this romantic classic.
Stars of Max’s new political drama “The Girls on the Bus” shared behind-the-scenes details and stories from set at a virtual press junket on March 20.
For more than two decades, “Mamma Mia!” has brought joy and nostalgia to the stage. The smash-hit musical combines ABBA’s timeless music with a heartwarming story of love and self-discovery.
Content warning: This story contains information about sexual violence.
As the nip leaves the air and warmer temperatures arrive, the return of terrace season is on the minds of University of Wisconsin-Madison students.
This review contains spoilers for “Anyone But You.”
Samantha Benish, a 2023 University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate and former editor for the The Daily Cardinal’s Life & Style desk, detailed her postgrad experience as a professional “hotdogger” driving the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile around the country.
Students, friends and faculty gathered for a carillon concert and ice cream on Oct. 2 to remember the late Rebecca M. Blank, who served as the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s chancellor from 2013-2022.
On Scottrade Center’s concrete doormat, just a slapshot away from the churning Mississippi River in St. Louis, a chapped-eared vendor calls into the crystalized January night: “Programs for tonight’s game! Programs!”
Towards the end of the 2011 film “Moneyball,” Jonah Hill’s character — the nerdy economist who helped the Oakland Athletics build a dominant team with minimal funding only to lose in the playoffs — flips on the tape of a minor league catcher to show his dejected boss. Brad Pitt’s character, A’s General Manager Billy Beane, sits in the darkened film room and watches the big man hit a home run without even knowing it.
Following the Supreme Court decision that eliminated abortion access as a constitutional right and immediately made abortion illegal in 13 states, millions are worried about what will happen if they get sexually assaulted, birth control fails or a much-wanted pregnancy must be terminated out of medical necessity.
At approximately 9:17 PM, Milwaukee’s BMO Harris Pavilion came to life with colored lights sweeping across the stage and “Down With The Sickness” by hard rock band Disturbed blaring. The audience responded promptly to this influx of sight and sound, shaking the expansive venue floor with its cheers. Smoke poured from the back of the stage and encroached the tall metal barricade behind which fans writhed in anticipation.
I am so very fortunate to have both learned about and been welcomed to Madison’s own Broom Street Theater for opening night of “Happy Landings,” a hilarious and original ode to Shakespearean comedy.
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