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Transgender and nonbinary students at the University Wisconsin-Madison feel angry and terrified of future impacts of President Donald Trump’s executive order only recognizing “two sexes.”
The White House appointed University of Wisconsin-Madison economics professor Kim Ruhl to the Council of Economic Advisers (CEA) Tuesday, appointing a professor skeptical of President Donald Trump’s tariffs policy to the three-person council.
Protesters gather around the Forward statue outside the Wisconsin State Capitol on Feb. 5, 2025.
Hundreds gather outside the Wisconsin State Capitol to protest President Donald Trump's administration and Project 2025 on Feb. 5, 2025.
Lilith Kievskaya, a John Brown Gun Club member, provides security for protest against President Donald Trump and Project 2025 outside of the Wisconsin State Capitol on Feb. 5, 2025.
Waukesha County Circuit Judge Brad Schimel, a former Republican attorney general, faces off against Dane County Circuit Judge Susan Crawford in an attempt to flip the court’s 4-3 liberal majority.
Democratic lawmakers, parents and child care providers called for continued investments and funding for child care in Wisconsin at a press conference Tuesday.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) is in the final stages of selecting a new chief following the resignation of former Chief Kristen Roman in February 2024.
Former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thomspon told The Daily Cardinal during a Badger GOP event Monday he is worried the proposed University of Wisconsin System budget is unobtainable, but he said there could be “tremendous compromise” to get the right figure.
The president of the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS) asked for a roughly $60 million increase in state funding at a legislative briefing Thursday to address resources, grants and general aid for students.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Dining and Culinary Services is now serving boba tea drinks at select dining locations, according to a video posted to the UW Housing Instagram page with the caption, “Boba is here.”
At just 10 years old, Ben Lesser’s life changed forever. In September 1939, tanks rolled through the streets of Krakow, Poland, shaking his family’s apartment.
Sen. Kelda Roys, D-Madison, plans to reintroduce legislation to align fall start dates for Wisconsin’s state universities with those of K-12 schools.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin visited the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new center focused on opioid response Monday to highlight the importance of allocating federal funds to combat the opioid crisis.
Children and parents wearing yellow monogrammed “School Choice Wisconsin” scarves poured into the Wisconsin State Capitol rotunda Wednesday to rally in favor of school choice programs. While sunlight shone through the stained glass ceiling, students held signs that said “Parents Know Best!”, “Put Kids First!” and “Let Me Learn!”
University of Wisconsin-Madison students hosted an annual South Asian dance competition Saturday night, drawing hundreds of attendees to watch teams from across the United States perform choreographed South Asian Fusion dances.
President Donald Trump’s executive order signed on Wednesday cited a policy made by the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) that aims to support all gender identities in the districts’ schools.
A federal judge in Rhode Island issued a temporary restraining order Friday prohibiting President Donald Trump’s administration from implementing a freeze on federal grants and loans until the court rules on a motion for preliminary injunction, a win for Wisconsin and a coalition of 22 other states that filed a lawsuit challenging the funding freeze.
Economists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison warn new tariff proposals from President Donald Trump could raise the price of essential goods, like food and electronics, for the average UW-Madison student, increase inflation and impact Wisconsin’s trade-reliant industries.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School's Human Rights program hosted a panel discussion Wednesday exploring free speech and dissent on college campuses at UW-Madison and other universities following pro-Palestine protests on campuses nationwide.
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