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Universities of Wisconsin system schools saw a drop in international student enrollment for the first time in three years, reflecting a nationwide trend driven by tighter federal visa policies.
The Wisconsin Legislature Budget Committee awarded the sale of two downtown state-owned land plots earlier this month to two local developers — laying the groundwork for planned construction of apartments and commercial properties.
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) cadets from the University of Wisconsin-Madison joined local law enforcement at Camp Randall Stadium early morning on Sept. 11 to honor rescue workers who responded in the wake of the terrorist attacks 25 years ago.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services confirmed 163 measles cases in Wisconsin as of Sept. 11 in Grant, Iowa, Lafayette and Marathon counties.
The use of alcohol at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is correlated with a greater sense of belonging on campus. Football tailgates, bar crawls and large campus events like the Mifflin Block Party are all intrinsically linked to drinking culture.
Addiction recovery advocate and TikTok persona Riley Whelan shared her experiences and guidance on substance addiction and mental health in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
Missionaries to the Preborn, a pro-life Milwaukee based group, held signs featuring bloody photos of allegedly aborted babies on the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Library Mall Wednesday while students and Madisonians played instruments and yelled to drown out the pro-life group’s words as a counter-protest.
Trust in journalism comes down to questions reporters face every day: What should be covered? What should be left out? And how can journalists show readers their decisions are based on reporting rather than an agenda?
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) opened its doors to the Madison community Wednesday, Sept. 9 for an open house during UW-Madison's Welcome Week event schedule.
Five people announced their campaigns to run for Madison mayor against incumbent Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway in the spring 2027 election, many with similar policies championing affordability, public safety and government accountability.
The Waisman Center is launching the Adult Autism Program, a new resource for autistic adults in Wisconsin. The program will launch its first two pilot groups in November and aims to bridge a longstanding gap in care for autistic individuals after adolescence.
President Donald Trump’s proposed mail-in ballot rules will not affect the Wisconsin midterm election in November.
Wisconsin is set to receive up to $313 million in the settlement of a lawsuit claiming Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, intentionally included features on their social media sites that are addictive to children, according to the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s next chancellor should be in it for the long haul, community members told the university’s Chancellor Search and Screen Committee on Sept. 10, urging the next leader to build lasting relationships with Wisconsin communities and stand up for the university amid growing political financial pressures.
The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) announced Sept. 10 a total investment of $160.7 million disbursed over the past year to the University of Wisconsin-Madison in efforts to support the university’s research and innovation endeavors.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) arrested nine and ejected 14 UW-Madison students during Saturday’s game against Western Illinois, far lower numbers than previous years.
The Associated Students of Madison (ASM) Student Judiciary ruled that ASM representatives could pass a motion to re-elect their 33rd session chair by a simple majority, setting up a possible rematch at the Sept. 16 general meeting.
Dave Schroeder, Director of National Security Initiatives at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Manager of Cyber Programs and Designations for the College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence spoke about AI’s role in geopolitics and increasing cybersecurity threats at a Badger Talks event hosted by the Madison Committee on Foreign Relations Sept. 9.
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Steenbock Library's first floor reopened with new study spaces, active learning classrooms and an updated look for the fall semester.
Wisconsin lawmakers approved $10 million in state funding Sept. 1 to address PFAS contamination in northeastern Wisconsin, directing money from a settlement with Tyco Fire Products to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (WDNR).
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