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The director of the Dane County Historical Society hosted an educational event Monday in Madison’s Sequoya Library detailing the area’s history of racial covenants — hidden clauses in housing deeds preventing non-white people from buying homes.
Democratic lawmakers introduced legislation on Oct. 1 to repeal all current abortion restrictions after Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin (PPWI) announced abortion services will pause statewide due to new federal limits on Medicaid funding.
The Assembly Committee on Environment discussed a bipartisan bill to declare the endangered Monarch Butterfly the state’s official butterfly at a public hearing Sept. 25.
Wisconsin men’s hockey has been a national name since the 1970s, bringing home six national championships. While legendary players and coaches have come and gone, the traditions that make the program unique have stood the test of time.
Law experts from across the country condemned the nation’s campaign finance system as “fundamentally flawed” during a panel Friday at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison Faculty Senate meeting Monday centered on two hot-button issues on campus: a proposal for a new college of computing and data sciences and systemwide reforms on the university’s general education requirements, including rumored threats to the ethnic studies requirement.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Josh Schoemann discussed education policy, criticizing the University of Wisconsin System for excessively focusing on money and their lack of conservative faculty in a campus visit Tuesday hosted by the GOP Badgers.
University of Wisconsin-Madison officials said the university’s ethnic studies requirement will remain in place Wednesday, as a plan to standardize required courses across the University of Wisconsin System left the requirement in ambiguity.
Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway released the City of Madison’s 2026 executive operating budget Tuesday, highlighting a 4.6%, or $20 million, spending increase from last year.
Dane County Executive Melissa Agard announced plans to institute a hiring freeze on non-essential vacancies and cut spending in her first Executive Budget on Oct. 1. The budget totals $903.6 million — a 3% decrease from 2025.
Some University of Wisconsin-Madison research will be affected due to the federal government shutdown, according to a message from both the Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration and of Research.
Students are calling out the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire’s decision to dismiss their Executive Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and eliminate the position.
The Neighborhood House community center in Madison’s Greenbush Neighborhood has seen a sharp rise in food pantry use in recent months, driven by a mix of local and federal pressures, according to the center’s Adult & Community Director Taylor Drogemuller.
Developers have submitted a proposal to demolish Porta Bella, a beloved downtown Italian restaurant, to make way for a 16-story high-rise apartment building.
A student was shot following a large physical altercation on Langdon St. Friday night. A BadgerSAFE alert was sent at 11:24 p.m. warning students to shelter in place if in the area, and avoid it if not.
The Madison Police Department (MPD) collected nearly 200 fake IDs and cited eight people for underage drinking at campus-area bars Thursday night after an alder and MPD officer indicated the department was moving away from untargeted bar “raids”.
Morgridge Hall, the new home of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Computer, Data and Information Sciences (CDIS) programs, which may soon separate from Letters & Sciences, is officially open for business.
The Madison Police Department (MPD) will no longer conduct bar raids downtown after implementing a procedural change ahead of the fall semester. The announcement marks a major change in how the department approaches nightlife safety, one that officials hope will ease tensions between police, students and bar owners, an MPD officer told The Daily Cardinal.
After the University of Wisconsin-Madison shut down the Greater University Tutoring Service’s World Language Learners program earlier this fall, students have stepped up to fill the gap with a new organization: Language Connect.
Miami-based artist and fashion designer Vic Garcia discussed energy, inclusivity and a hope to create a lasting impact on the art world during the University of Wisconsin-Madison Latine Heritage Month keynote speech.
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