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They laughed when Donald Trump was fact-checked, cheered when Kamala Harris landed a line of attack and snapped in solidarity when she delivered a searing rebuke of Trump’s fitness and candidacy for president.
The Madison Common Council approved a change to the city’s zoning code Tuesday night to incentivize more affordable housing or college students.
For many tenants in Madison and the greater Dane County area, renting and leasing a property serves as a complicated and confusing process that can leave them feeling helpless. Whether it be a lengthy and wordy lease agreement or vague instructions on how to maintain the property, tenants may find themselves unsure how to proceed through a rental.
126 Langdon St. has sat empty since 2008. But that is soon to change.
A lot has been on University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin’s plate since the spring.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison StudentPrint laid off all 23 employees and transitioned into a self-service shop called the Registered Student Organization (RSO) Print and Resource Center on Sept. 1 after 25 years of student-run printing services.
Each year, the University of Wisconsin-Madison features one book through the Go Big Read program. This year’s book explores the politics of growing up in a disabled body through essays by Rebekah Taussig in her memoir “Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body.”
Students for Justice in Palestine and a local chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America organized a pro-Palestine encampment on April 29 calling for the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s “financial and social” divestment from Israel.
The streets of Madison were transformed into a race course this weekend as thousands of people swam, biked and ran in Wisconsin’s 22 Ironman triathlon.
The Madison Common Council plans to discuss budget proposals in upcoming meetings after approving a referendum to close a $22 million budget gap by raising property taxes higher than otherwise allowed under state law. Here’s everything you need to know about the city’s budget process.
The Associated Students of Madison student bus pass pickup will change from Union South to Ogg Hall on Monday, according to an email from UW Transportation Services to all students sent at 10 p.m. Friday.
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Meriter Hospital is on lockdown Friday as police “vet” an “external threat” on the hospital, the Madison Police Department told The Daily Cardinal.
Conservative media personality Charlie Kirk spotlighted far right-wing talking points about abortion, gay marriage and affirmative action, challenging students to “prove me wrong” at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Thursday.
“Brat summer” isn’t over in Wisconsin. Wisconsin’s Democratic Party embraced the lime green with its newly launched “voting is brat” website geared toward providing students with information on how to vote in Wisconsin.
Many students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison struggle with rent costs and availability, according to a new study commissioned by the university and city of Madison.
Clad in red shirts, first-years and transfer students packed the seats at the Kohl Center Tuesday to hear the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin and other speakers welcome the university’s 176th class.
Whether it's romanticized in movies, read in books or seen while walking downtown on State Street, drinking alcohol is a stereotypical norm on many college campuses, including The University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The University of Wisconsin Police Department is investigating pro-Palestine paint left on Library Mall around 3 a.m. on Wednesday, according to a UWPD statement.
While meeting for their weekly coffee, former emergency veterinary technicians and Sun Prairie residents Liz Brey and Heather Wipijewski joked about opening their own cat cafe. After years of work, the duo is weeks away from making that dream a reality.
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