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Public health officials received dozens of reports of THC-related symptoms after a restaurant in Stoughton accidentally served pizza laced with THC between Tuesday and Thursday.
The Madison Clerk's Office and the University of Wisconsin-Madison moved early in-person voting to a larger room at Memorial Union after an error in statewide software and high early voter turnout caused lines as long as two hours.
Vice President Kamala Harris will visit the University of Wisconsin-Madison on Oct. 30 to hold a “Get Out the Vote” event less than a week out from the Nov. 5 election, a campaign official said.
While political polarization worsens throughout the nation, so do the sources that inform communities on local, state and national news.
Rapper and University of Wisconsin-Madison graduate Yung Gravy performed in Madison on Wednesday as part of the nationwide “Party to the Polls” tour, which aimed to encourage voter participation ahead of the election.
For close to three decades, the University of Wisconsin-Madison was the only university in the nation with two independent daily student newspapers. Although campus papers have reduced their print production, they just got new company on campus.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Leader Igniting Transformation (LIT) debated critical issues of voting rights, election integrity and the role of social media in democracy at Witte Residence Hall on Thursday.
Former President Barack Obama and vice presidential candidate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz urged Wisconsinites to elect Democrats on the first day of statewide early voting during a Madison visit Tuesday.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde advocated for closing the U.S. Department of Education (DOE), describing it as “one of the worst monstrosities that’s ever been created” during an interview with conservative speaker Ben Shapiro on Oct. 4.
Six months ago, one in every three campus voters sent a protest vote opposing the Biden administration's aid to Israel. Since then, the Middle East has only turned more violent, and Vice President Kamala Harris is now the Democratic nominee for president.
The League of Women Voters is a nonpartisan grassroots organization working to protect and expand voting rights. Dane County’s League of Women Voters is one of 21 leagues in Wisconsin with over 500 members and is headed by president Sue Jennik.
When former President Donald Trump went down that infamous golden escalator in June 2015, politics shifted.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed on Oct. 3 its criminal investigators were looking into the removal of Wausau, Wisconsin’s sole absentee drop box by Republican Mayor Doug Diny.
In the chapel of St. Paul’s Catholic Student Center, light organ music plays as members shuffle in quietly, kneeling and crossing themselves before sitting down. The lights are dimmed as the procession enters the chapel, and the priest, Father Enan Zelinski, enters in long, green robes.
The Daily Cardinal spoke with both the College Republican and College Democrat student groups at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Both organizations reflected on how their ideologies have changed, but both remained steadfast supporters of their candidates.
Rapper Yung Gravy will return to Madison on Oct. 23 as part of a nationwide “Party to the Polls” tour, encouraging voter participation ahead of the election. The rapper will perform, lead a parade to Memorial Union and host a meet and greet.
Dane County has six referendums appearing on the Nov. 5 ballot, and voters must make the decision that is meant to give them a voice in funding and approving local policy.
In the past decade, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s student government, the Associated Students of Madison (ASM), has secured the creation of 24-hour libraries, caps on tuition increases, distribution of bus passes and maintenance of recreational sports facilities – though you would be hard-pressed to find a student on campus who knew it.
Photo courtesy of Milwaukee County Republican Party
As inflation has driven up the cost of services, Wisconsin’s local governments, including the city of Madison, find themselves constrained by state laws limiting how they can raise money.
Solutions by The State News
