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Wisconsin’s Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Fund expired on June 30 after the state legislature failed to renew the state’s primary land conservation program, leaving future grants for parks, wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation projects without dedicated funding.
Former Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler and former Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited Madison on July 17 to promote Wikler’s new book “This is the Plan: How to End America's Meltdown and Save Democracy.”
City of Madison officials are preparing to cut nearly $7.2 million from the 2027 operating budget in order to comply with state guidelines limiting municipal spending.
Irving and Dorothy Levy Hall will welcome students this fall, Associate Dean of Arts and Humanities Grant Nelsestuen told The Daily Cardinal.
Nuclear fusion startup Realta Fusion will begin construction on their research and development facility and corporate headquarters in OM Station, a former Oscar Mayer plant on Madison’s north side, by the end of this year. The project will receive up to $55 million in financial incentives from the city and state.
After seeing her dance teacher Kristina Smaby win Miss Wisconsin in 2009, ten-year-old Jordenne Butler knew she wanted to follow in Smaby’s footsteps.
The Dane County Board of Supervisors signed a resolution on June 8 condemning UW Health and Children’s Wisconsin for pausing gender-affirming care for minor patients after federal funding threats back in December 2025.
A Madison police officer fatally shot a Black man Wednesday afternoon after authorities said the man injured an officer with a knife during a struggle near Williamson and South Baldwin streets on Madison’s eastside. The event sparked large protests and an independent state investigation.
Starship Technologies has withdrawn its tiny, white food delivery robots from the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s campus alongside other universities in the United States, the company announced early June.
Two University of Wisconsin-Madison engineering teams swept the top two spots at a national collegiate metal casting competition in May. The competition premiered as a series on Youtube on July 9. Season one of the series focuses on the 2025 competition.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced today that international students will now only be allowed to stay in the United States for four years under their visa.
The Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) Board of Education approved a new policy banning wireless communication devices during school hours on June 22.
Over the course of a day, Americans spend six hours and 40 minutes on average looking at a screen, with the average person spending two hours and 40 minutes on social media alone.
A federal push to accelerate psychedelic drug research is reshaping mental health studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where a university-affiliated institute recently secured a fast track for clinical trials as federal officials scrutinize commonly prescribed antidepressants.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Interim Chancellor Eric Wilcots announced July 1 that he appointed Shawn Eichorst to serve as the next athletic director for the Badgers – the first decision in his time as chancellor.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court unanimously struck down a scholarship program Thursday, ruling that their applicant requirements violated the state constitution.
Wisconsin's protracted political redistricting fight took two turns in May: a federal court affirmed Wisconsin's congressional district map and the U.S. Supreme Court further curtailed safeguards that have governed redistricting nationally.
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 Police Department (UWPD) announced a renewed call for information about a 58-year-old unsolved murder case of a University of Wisconsin-Madison freshman on May 28.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison designated 2026 as the “Year of AI Readiness and Competency" on May 21, formalizing the university’s effort to better prepare students and faculty for thoughtful use of AI.
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