Madison-area F-35 project receives federal grant
(02/07/24 2:58pm)
The city of Madison held a virtual meeting Tuesday to present initial findings of the Madison Passenger Rail Station Identification Study to the public.
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Lily’s Classic to continue as planned for now despite unstable ice
(02/07/24 8:00am)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) will hold its Lily's Classic hockey tournament and fundraiser as normal on Feb. 17 behind the SAE house on Lake Mendota’s ice despite recent warm winter temperatures, according to a member of the fraternity.
Tenant Resource Center moves buildings to accommodate tenants’ privacy and space needs
(02/05/24 8:00am)
The Tenant Resource Center will open its new location Thursday at 2510 Winnebago St. to adapt to tenant’s needs amidst the Madison housing crisis.
Rohr Chabad House planning 5-story expansion to meet growing demand
(02/02/24 8:00am)
The Rohr Chabad House at UW-Madison is planning a five-story expansion of their current house on W. Gilman Street to accommodate increased student demand during Jewish holidays.
Madison to gain more than 2,000 housing units by 2026 amid university enrollment surge
(02/01/24 6:00pm)
In response to rising housing costs and availability challenges, Madison plans to construct more than 2,000 student-centric housing units in the next two years.
Farewell, Silver Dollar: Another Madison gem gone too soon
(02/01/24 8:00am)
In the heart of downtown Madison, Silver Dollar Tavern is set to have its final last call on Feb. 3. The iconic bar, located on 117 W. Mifflin St., stands as the oldest family-owned bar in the city and was one of the first to receive a liquor license post-Prohibition in Madison.
What is seasonal depression? The science behind “winter blues”
(02/01/24 9:00am)
While the winter months begin, the sky is not the only thing getting cloudy as many individuals produce symptoms of seasonal depression.
From streets to shelters: Navigating Madison’s web of housing resources
(01/25/24 11:00am)
Standing in the stinging cold, Jason O’Donnell organized his belongings in front of Triangle Square Market on State Street, his nose a shade of red similar to his hat. A heavy winter coat hung on his bent shoulders, and a kind smile rested on his cheeks.
Meet the Dane County executive candidates
(01/25/24 8:00am)
Madison Ald. Regina Vidaver and Democratic state Sen. Melissa Agard are running to replace outgoing Dane County Executive Joe Parisi after he retires in May 2024.
Graduate student workers will get stipend increases next school year. Here’s why some are hesitant to celebrate
(01/25/24 9:00am)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced a 14% increase in minimum stipend amounts in December for graduate student teaching, research and project assistants for the 2024-25 academic year.
Jay Brower announces re-election campaign for campus-area county board seat
(01/24/24 8:00am)
Dane County Board of Supervisors District 13 incumbent candidate Jay Brower announced his re-election campaign on Monday.
Baldwin champions abortion rights at roundtable talk ahead of 2024 election
(01/23/24 4:05pm)
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin joined state Democratic leaders at a roundtable event Sunday evening to discuss abortion rights and reproductive health care ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Cybercriminals stole thousands of UW records, but system leaders didn’t tell the public. Why?
(01/23/24 12:00pm)
Personal information and over 160,000 University of Wisconsin System records were stolen during a cyberattack that affected the National Student Clearinghouse, according to emails obtained by The Daily Cardinal.
When UW-Madison’s food programs close for winter break, these students go hungry
(01/24/24 8:00am)
It’s early January. After a long day of work, a student tries to enjoy her microwaved frozen dinner in her dorm room, alone.
Diversity, Biden reelection, unions, high-rises: 4 UW-Madison stories to watch in 2024
(01/04/24 8:00am)
Bucky must be sick of the limelight as we head into 2024.
Flock Favorites: Cardinal articles we loved in 2023
(12/28/23 5:51pm)
In 2023, a family farm fought for survival as corporate operations moved in. An indie music believer connected burgeoning local bands with bookers and venues. And students waited for hours in the rain for a chance to see if Kendall Jenner was on a mysterious bus parked in front of Chasers 2.0.
New UW-Madison program will cover cost of attendance for Wisconsin Indigenous students
(12/18/23 4:01pm)
The University of Wisconsin-Madison will fully cover attendance costs for undergraduates and tuition for some graduate students from American Indian tribes in Wisconsin beginning next fall, the university announced Monday.
Jewish students found community after the Oct. 7 attacks. But for many, loneliness persists
(12/12/23 6:27pm)
For most University of Wisconsin-Madison students, Oct. 7 was a day for celebration. It was homecoming weekend, and the Badgers beat Rutgers University 24-13. Yet, horror grew throughout the day for Jewish students who woke up to texts about Hamas’ overnight terrorist attack on Israel.
Nonprofit tenant resource groups help tenants amid housing crisis
(12/07/23 9:00am)
Amid the ongoing housing crisis in Madison, the Tenant Resource Center (TRC) and Madison Community Cooperative (MCC) aim to offer solutions to those who feel the effects firsthand.
Mecha de UW-Madison temporarily relocated to Red Gym
(12/04/23 8:00am)
Mecha de UW-Madison has moved from their house to an office space in the Red Gym for at least one year due to Levy Hall construction disruptions.
