Howard throws punch after Gard, Badgers take down Wolverines in Sunday matchup
(02/21/22 2:05am)
Tempers flared at the Kohl Center on Sunday afternoon immediately following Wisconsin’s 77-63 win over Michigan.
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Chelsea Manning emphasizes the importance of community building in a talk with campus community
(02/20/22 8:00am)
American activist and whistleblower Chelsea Manning values community building.
The art of the hip-hop love song, part II
(02/17/22 8:00am)
Hip-hop love songs are severely underrated, and rappers are often not taken as seriously when they write them. But the best hip-hop love songs are masterful — bringing new elements and real emotion to the love song genre while still oozing the luxurious swagger of rap.
Couple enters committed relationship after meeting in Kwik Trip candy aisle
(02/14/22 8:00am)
Kwik Trip is a staple in just about every Wisconsinite’s life. Whether it be glazers, BBQ rib sandwiches or more gasoline to make it to the next Kwik Trip, one would be extremely hard-pressed to find a local who hasn’t stepped foot in a single location.
The Greeting Committee quietly rocks Der Rathskeller
(02/10/22 8:00am)
The Greeting Committee stopped in at Memorial Union to deliver their 19 song setlist for their “Dandelion” tour Friday night. This was their first show on a 20-stop tour that hits major cities all across the U.S.
Step into the future with Bastille’s ‘Give Me the Future’
(02/10/22 8:00am)
British pop rock band Bastille released their fourth studio album Give Me the Future on Feb. 4. The new album, somewhat similar thematically to Doom Days, deals with the idea of escapism, the future and the question of what is real and what is fake. Executive produced by OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder, the overall sound of the album could be described as futuristic synth-pop.
Is there too much censorship on campus?
(02/10/22 8:10am)
In the wake of the creation of the University of Austin, a university that will pride itself on providing an “unbiased” education to their students, professors around the country have critiqued this methodology. The founders of this new university have posed a problem with the ways other universities educate their students, citing a lack of differentiated political opinions amongst professors as an issue.
UW, Iowa Athletics responds after fan yells racial slur at Wisconsin wrestler
(02/09/22 5:09am)
University of Wisconsin-Madison Athletic Director Chris McIntosh issued a statement Monday acknowledging the “vulgar and racially insensitive language” that wrestler Austin Gomez experienced at the University of Iowa’s Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Cordae's freestyles are better than his recorded studio music
(02/05/22 5:55pm)
It’s been a busy month for Cordae. He released his sophomore album, From a Bird’s Eye View, on Jan. 14, an ambitious 14-track project with several high-profile features, such as Freddie Gibbs and Lil Wayne. It’s a solid record that’s fairly reminiscent of his first album, with an emphasis on production that still lets him display his flow. But Cordae’s most impressive musical endeavor of the month came two days prior, when he appeared on Power 106 FM in Los Angeles to freestyle.
Channel your inner romantic with ‘Brightside’
(02/05/22 5:31pm)
American folk rock band The Lumineers released their latest album Brightside on Jan. 14. Prior to the album release, they released three singles in 2021, teasing the album. The album has nine songs and spans 30 minutes. Written by Lumineer co-founders Jeremiah Fraites and lead singer, Wesley Schultz, the band considers it their “best album yet.”
Is ‘cancel culture’ a problem at the University of Wisconsin-Madison?
(02/03/22 8:00am)
When freshman CJ Wallace first read about the university’s decision to remove Chamberlin Rock, he, like many other students, was left quite confused.
‘Melanin in the Media’ and more: A look inside UW-Madison’s Black History Month
(02/02/22 8:00am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 2022 Black History Month will focus on the theme “Melanin in Media” throughout the month of February, hosting a variety of events including film screenings, open mic nights and workshops.
‘History has been made’: A winter volleyball recap
(01/30/22 7:21pm)
While you were at home sipping a cup of cocoa and prepping for the holidays, the Badgers were making history. For the first time in program history, Wisconsin is the NCAA Women’s Volleyball Champions. Missed the game? No worries; Cardinal sports reporter Taylor Smith will catch you up with her thrilling recount of the final match.
Wisconsin’s changing forests
(01/27/22 8:00am)
Forests communicate. They send messages to animals like humans, with their color-changing leaves reminding us that the seasons are changing.
Cardinal View: Opening the doors behind UW System’s new president
(01/27/22 8:00am)
Following a two-year search process, the wait is finally over! The Board of Regents has selected the eighth president to lead the University of Wisconsin System Schools, replacing former Republican Gov. Tommy Thompson who held the interim position since 2020 while entertaining us with his antics and dangerous hobbies.
The reality of your college major
(01/27/22 8:00am)
I came into the University of Wisconsin-Madison as a freshman thinking I was a business major. Was I actually? Well, no. I was admitted into pre-business, but that felt as real to me as being a coveted direct admit business major.
'Are you okay?'
(01/27/22 8:00am)
Content Warning: This essay contains mention of sexual assault.
Nikole Hannah-Jones honors the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
(01/26/22 5:40pm)
The most widespread narrative of American history is one recounted through the eyes of the powerful. The heroes of this story are almost exclusively white, land-owning men; rarely is the American public presented with the perspective of history’s subjugated classes. Enter the 1619 Project. The New York Times Magazine initiative is a journalistic endeavor that seeks to challenge these commonly-accepted narratives and center on Black voices in our national history.
Pope Francis concerned by worldwide decrease in raw doggin'
(01/24/22 11:00am)
Pope Francis made headlines earlier this month after making the claim that those who choose to have pets instead of more – or any – children are “selfishly” doing so at the expense of further continuation of life.
Letter to the Editor: Marginalization of QTPOC needs to end, New UW-Madison student organization is dedicated to queer and trans people of color
(12/09/21 8:00am)
“I think there is still a lot to be done in terms of representation and embodying diversity in UW-Madison’s overtly heteronormative environment.” – QTPOC’s founder on the university’s needed effort in creating more spaces for queer and trans students of color.
