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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley discussed the importance of youth participation in politics and his bid for governor in an interview with The Daily Cardinal Tuesday.
The Clean Lakes Alliance kicked off its annual Lake Mendota freeze contest on Saturday, where around 2,000 participants have the opportunity to predict the exact date when Mendota will fully freeze over.
Miss America 2023 Grace (Stanke) Vanderhei will return to her alma mater on Dec. 14 to deliver the winter 2025 commencement address, the University of Wisconsin-Madison announced Wednesday.
Dean Emerit of the School of Nursing Linda D. Scott died Monday at the age of 69, the University of Wisconsin-Madison announced Tuesday.
University Health Services (UHS) is celebrating Men’s Mental Health Month with a series of events advocating for male students’ mental and physical health.
Editor’s note: Pseudonyms are used to protect student identity in discussion of private topics.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez discussed her support for increased funding for the University of Wisconsin System, saying tuition hikes are a “burden” for families in an interview with The Daily Cardinal Monday.
Author of ‘James’ — University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 2025-2026 Go Big Read book — Percival Everett discussed race and reading with UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin for the Go Big Read keynote address on Nov. 4.
Tom Jacobson, a Holocaust survivor and former civil rights attorney, discussed his experiences in Nazi Germany and his extensive achievements as an ardent civil rights activist on campus and in his career at UW Hillel Tuesday evening.
The Wisconsin Union is hosting their 22nd annual ‘Thanksgiving To Go’ program, providing homemade meals for members of the Madison community distributed on Nov. 26. Ordering is currently set to close on Nov. 18 at 9 a.m., or while supplies last.
The Trump administration instructed Wisconsin officials to reverse the state’s distribution of FoodShare benefits on Nov. 9 after Gov. Tony Evers released benefits for nearly 700,000 Wisconsinites who did not receive them at the beginning of the month because of the government shutdown.
The Associated Students of Madison (ASM) passed a resolution written by campus food pantry staff members on Nov. 12, calling on the University of Wisconsin-Madison to provide institutional support for Open Seat Food Pantry.
Around 20 people gathered on Library Mall Friday afternoon to demand that University of Wisconsin-Madison leadership reject the Trump administration’s plan to give institutions preferential federal funding who agree to policy changes aligned with addressing their critique of higher education.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Speech and Debate Society (WSDS) is set to lose university funding and their advisor after this year due to budget cuts.
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Rock County Professor and director Ken Brosky shared frustration over recent two-year University of Wisconsin system campus closures in his documentary and after the screening at Union South.
Leaders of University of Wisconsin-Madison food pantry Open Seat say they are unprepared to meet surging demand for their services amid federal uncertainty around Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, limited capacity and lagging university support.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Susan Crawford discussed her 2024 election — the most expensive state judicial race in the nation’s history — and the future of the court at an event with the Wisconsin Union Directorate Society and Politics Committee Nov. 5.
7,600 participants braved single digit wind chills and scattered snowfall to race the streets of downtown Madison Sunday morning in the annual Madison Marathon.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison will play a central role in Microsoft’s newest artificial intelligence initiative, joining Princeton University as one of only two universities in the world partnering on the company’s Discovery Platform — a tool designed to accelerate breakthroughs in scientific research.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School laid off professor and director of the Public Defender Project John Gross due to administrative budget cuts. This will be his last year teaching, and without him, some law students fear for the public defense program’s future.
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