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Liberal-backed Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Chris Taylor discussed her legislative background, judicial impartiality and stressed the importance of young voter turnout in an interview with The Daily Cardinal Wednesday.
College can be, without a doubt, the most vibrant, exciting time of one's life. But it can also be an experience often overshadowed by stress and anxiety. For many students, college is their first experience living somewhere away from home, surrounded by new people in a completely unique dynamic. To make sure that potential stress doesn’t wash away the fun of college life, it’s key for students to prioritize their own mental and physical health.
State Street is every Madison foodie's mecca. From Indian curry to Chinese udon noodles, the downtown strip has one of the most diverse selections of food in the state.
CHICAGO – In the postgame press conference following Wisconsin’s 85-82 win over Washington on Thursday, Huskies head coach Danny Sprinkle had high praise for the scoring abilities of both John Blackwell and Nick Boyd.
The freezing winds of Antarctica whip across the interior of the continent, kicking up snow into cold, bustling gales of frost. But miles under the surface, inside ice first formed millions of years ago, a different storm is brewing. Zaps of thin blue light, invisible to the naked eye dance through the crystalline sheets, each one a product of the cosmos.
Interim Provost John Zumbrunnen has been selected to hold the role of provost permanently, beating out finalists Anna Stenport (the University of Georgia) and Charles Martinez Jr. (the University of Texas-Austin), the University of Wisconsin-Madison announced Monday.
Former Chairman and CEO of NBC News Andy Lack spoke with The Daily Cardinal ahead of his campus talk on journalism’s role in pluralistic societies for the first event of “The Wisconsin Exchange: Pluralism in Practice” initiative Thursday.
Former Chairman and CEO of NBC News Andy Lack joined Katy Culver, director of the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Journalism and Mass Communication, to discuss journalism’s role as the “Fourth Estate” in pluralistic societies Thursday — the first event of the university’s Wisconsin Exchange initiative.
When University of Wisconsin-Madison juniors Amelia Wozniak and Kaleb Roessler worked for a moving company last spring, they were shocked by the amount of housing items that were thrown away in good condition. That observation led them to create Badger Reclaim, an organization dedicated to helping other UW-Madison students by recycling and distributing gently used items to those in need.
The University of Wisconsin Dance Department performed “Moonshine,” a multimedia celebration of Black History Month featuring hip-hop, tap, jazz and spoken-word poetry as a love letter to black culture and the arts, on Feb. 27.
The three finalists for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s second-highest academic position — the provost — presented their visions for the role and the future of campus to an audience of faculty, staff and students alike last week.
After Team USA women’s hockey captured gold at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics, what should have been a moment of celebration was quickly overshadowed by a viral phone call from President Donald Trump to the men’s team.
Forward Adam Pietila exchanges words with Michigan's Kason Muscutt during Wisconsin men's hockey's victory over the No. 2 Michigan Wolverines 4-1 in the Kohl Center on Friday, Feb. 20, 2026.
Two Republican-backed constitutional amendments, including one that would prohibit any government entity like the University of Wisconsin System from having diversity, equity and inclusion policies, will appear on Wisconsin’s Nov. 3 ballot.
The curtain rises, and the stage is set. Students skate across the stage, sharing their high school struggles and disdain for their small-town lives.
Republican lawmakers are advancing a bill to restore the ACT requirement as the "predominant" factor in admission to the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
On any given day, on any given road, on any given Madison city bus, headphones cover the ears of nearly every public-transit patron. Walking down the street, the picture doesn’t change much — heads-down, thumbs up, poking and prodding an LED-screen to select the new song of the moment while walking down East Johnson Street.
Last week, University Health Services sent an email notifying University of Wisconsin-Madison students about a confirmed case of measles on campus, with 4,000 individuals directly notified of their exposure.
University of Wisconsin-Madison community members from Minnesota say the recent escalation of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minneapolis has left them feeling frightened, angry and helpless — while also prompting renewed conversations about community, resistance and collective action.
The phrase “forgive but never forget” is often framed as wisdom — a way to appear healed while staying vigilant. But when you look closer, the phrase carries a contradiction. Holding on to hurt is not forgiveness. It is resentment with better branding.
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