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When Kris Marconnet was a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, the Nicholas Recreation Center didn’t exist. Instead, she remembers taking an aerobics class in the Natatorium, a “hideously hot” building near the Lakeshore dormitories with no air conditioning.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is a very large campus with no shortage of great study spots. Still, some rise above the others because of their atmospheres, food and drink options, and so much more.
The first dementia villages in the United States will open in Sheboygan in July and Fitchburg in the fall of 2027, offering dementia patients an alternative to traditional nursing homes and memory care facilities.
When the academic year ends, thousands of University of Wisconsin-Madison don’t leave — and the Madison economy thrives because of it.
From bus routes to a new train service, University of Wisconsin-Madison students are fueling alternative transportation options in Madison.
University of Wisconsin-Madison sophomore London Hirsch attended Student Orientation, Advising and Registration (SOAR) during the summer of 2025 without her parents, accompanied only by a friend from her hometown. She told the Cardinal the event was boring and bleak.
Democratic socialist Isaia Ben-Ami launched his campaign for Wisconsin’s liberal 76th Assembly District in September 2025 after current representative Francesca Hong announced her bid for governor.
John and Tashia Morgridge donated $85.2 million toward a renovation of Science Hall, the University of Wisconsin-Madison announced May 21.
The State of Wisconsin Department of Administration requested proposals from contractors on May 14 for a new residence hall at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. All proposals are due to the State July 16.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin shared insights into her four-year tenure at a roundtable discussion May 11, highlighting her pluralism efforts, her attempts to negotiate with students and her experience navigating a “growing distrust in institutions” of higher education statewide and nationally. Mnookin will step into her new role as Columbia University’s president July 1.
Canvas shut down worldwide May 7 after a hack by cybercriminal group ShinyHunters displayed a warning message that student data could be distributed if Instructure, Canvas' host, did not reach out to them by May 12. The message displayed across campus Canvases around 3 p.m., just hours before University of Wisconsin-Madison’s last day of finals.
On the afternoon of May 2, rescue organization Pilots to the Rescue transported dozens of beagles from beagle breeder Ridglan Farms from Janesville to Caldwell, New Jersey where they will eventually go to animal rescues in New York and Virginia.
University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate Harshet Anand is revolutionizing the housing market with his brand new approach to apartment hunting. Meant to simplify the difficult and time consuming apartment hunting process, Rentle works like a free dating app.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced Monday that computer science professor Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau will become the first dean of the College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence (CAI), effective July 1.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Housing residents will be limited to one guest each during Saturday’s Mifflin Street Block Party, which typically draws in thousands of visitors to Madison.
Amid federal funding cuts, the University of Wisconsin-Madison has strengthened its ties with the U.S. Department of Defense, including by hiring Dave Schroeder as the Director of National Security Initiatives at UW.
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Over 1,000 animal activists staged a break-in at Ridglan Farms, a beagle breeding facility in Blue Mounds, aiming to take all of the approximately 2,000 dogs inside the facility on Saturday, April 18. According to Ridglan Farms, the action began at 9 a.m. and most activists left by 1:30 p.m., with at least 25 arrests made and no dogs taken from the property.
When Madisonians headed to the polls April 7, many stopped short of completing their ballots. While 9,666 Madison residents voted for the Supreme Court race in districts with a contested alder race, only 7,753 cast a vote for Common Council seat — meaning about 20% of Madison voters skipped the alder race when both the local and state-wide race was contested.
University Wisconsin-Madison College Democrats and Republicans debated campus free speech, foreign policy and political polarization at Union South Monday in an event focused on fostering productive conversations between those with differing opinions.
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