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Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin (DFW) announced in early May that the beloved ‘Adopt a Cow’ program will be returning for the 2026-27 school year.
The Wisconsin Alumni Association hosted a webinar on May 19, “From War to AI: Forces Shaping Today’s Economy,” examining how conflict, global trade disruptions and artificial intelligence are influencing the United States and global economy.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison altered their general education requirements in May for incoming students first enrolling for or after Summer 2026, removing the current, university-wide ethnic studies requirement but retaining the courses under a new category. All undergraduate degree-granting schools and colleges at the university still have an ethnic studies requirement.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison plans to debut public, free-of-charge metals casting and CNC machining Wisconsin Hubs this summer in partnership with the U.S. Department of War (DOW).
The City of Madison pushed a Safe Routes to School (SRTS) strategic plan draft that outlines an initiative encouraging elementary through high school students to walk, bike and bus to school.
The Madison Police Department recently employed their newest team member, Frost, a golden retriever who will work alongside MPD’s new Peer Support Officer Brian Vandervest in efforts to improve officer health and wellbeing.
Five University of Wisconsin system schools awarded degrees to 29 incarcerated students for the first time in more than 50 years, helping set students up for success in life after prison, according to a Department of Corrections press release and Peter Moreno, the Director of the Prison Education Initiative.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison opened a formal investigation into registered student organization (RSO) Animal Advocacy over its promotion of the April 18 Ridglan Farms raid, examining whether the group violated campus posting policies and Wisconsin laws related to soliciting criminal activity.
Despite federal and state restrictions, University of Wisconsin-Madison students can still access multiple forms of abortion care, the Bissell Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at UW-Madison, Jenny Higgins, told The Daily Cardinal in an interview about Wisconsin’s changing reproductive health landscape.
John and Tashia Morgridge donated $85.2 million toward a renovation of Science Hall, the University of Wisconsin-Madison announced May 21.
Falling steel beams, a scaffolding collapse and a fatal hit and run in a work zone have left multiple workers injured or dead across Madison construction sites in 2026.
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 professors, Jane Paulsen and Michael Newton discovered that two proteins decline in the human brain as Huntington disease develops, furthering improvements for treatments of the disease.
State leaders, scientists and nuclear fusion industry members gathered at the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery on May 5 to discuss how Wisconsin could position itself as a national hub for nuclear fusion, an emerging energy technology experts say could provide nearly limitless carbon-free power.
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.
University of Wisconsin-Madison named a nine-person search committee for a new athletic director May 12, after former athletic director Chris McIntosh announced his resignation April 13. The committee plans to make the hire this summer.
Jon Pevehouse, a professor of political science at the University of Wisconsin-Madison who specializes in international relations, discussed the Iranian war, its effects and what its outcome might look like in the United States in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison class of 2026 were welcomed at Camp Randall Saturday by award-winning author James Patterson, outgoing Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin, Board of Regents President Amy Bogost and student speakers about the importance of working together and purpose as they prepared to turn their tassels.
Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents announced UW-Superior chancellor Renée Wachter will serve as the interim UW system president on Friday morning. Wachter will begin her interim term on May 18.
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.
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