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The Memorial Union’s famous sunburst chairs returned to the union terrace Wednesday, with a celebration set to signal the start of the Union’s outdoor season for 1 p.m. Friday.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mandela Barnes discussed his affordability, healthcare and artificial intelligence data centers policies while emphasizing the importance of youth voter turnout in an interview with The Daily Cardinal on April 8.
Gov. Tony Evers’ call to hold a special session to vote on banning partisan gerrymandering did not come to fruition Tuesday, but Republican Assembly leaders said they are “open” to future negotiations.
Maria Sholokhova’s story didn’t start with a racket in her hand. It began in her mother’s car on the way to gymnastics, where they would pass the same tennis courts every day.
After 193 ballots went uncounted in 2024, new Madison Clerk Lydia McComas told The Daily Cardinal the city reimagined its absentee ballot procedure ahead of this year’s spring elections.
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s University Health Services is hosting a free art and history gallery this April highlighting campus sexual assault activism over the past 50 years, featuring student-made artwork for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
The Madison LakeWay Arts Committee and Madison Arts Commission are accepting artist submissions for The Madison LakeWay project, an environmentally focused plan to redevelop part of Lake Monona.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison lab researcher admitted to adding poisonous chemicals to his coworker’s water bottle and shoes because he was upset the coworker received a promotion and had not been “following rules,” according to court files obtained by The Daily Cardinal.
Students and speakers gathered Friday in the Discovery Building to explore a central question posed by TEDxUWMadison: how do the spaces we inhabit shape who we are?
A proposed bill would fund a journalism fellowship program for University of Wisconsin System journalism students, matching 25 fellows to a year-long program with a $40,000 salary stipend.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison lab researcher was arrested Friday after UWPD responded to reports on an odor and found a “chemical” in the lab he worked in.
American civil rights activist Ruby Bridges shared her experience as the first African American student to integrate into a white-only school in Louisiana at a sold-out, moderated Q&A lecture in Memorial Union’s Shannon Hall Wednesday.
Members of the University of Wisconsin System Board of the Regents told legislators transparency issues, a lagging approach to artificial intelligence and a “top-down” leadership style lead to the decision to unanimously oust system President Jay Rothman.
For Beaver Dam native Ren Nickel, the rise of large scale AI data centers across the country hits close to home.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin, Provost John Zumbrunnen and Interim Chancellor-designate Eric Wilcots announced a new strategic framework, the Badger Way, in a campus-wide email Tuesday. The framework aims to help UW-Madison’s administration identify shared goals, address challenges and define the university’s mission.
University of Wisconsin-Madison Provost John Zumbrunnen announced Kristin Eschenfelder as the new College of Letters & Science interim dean in an announcement Thursday.
Boris Johnson, who served as prime minister of the United Kingdom from 2019 to 2022, advocated for the future of the “West”at his lecture in Memorial Union’s Great Hall on March 23, discussing global conflicts, free speech and President Donald Trump.
Just over one mile from the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus sits a lush, century old park in the heart of Madison. With Lake Wingra on one side and the quaint Greenbush neighborhood on the other, the Henry Vilas Zoo is Madison’s own picturesque living classroom, reflecting Wisconsin’s rich history of conservation education.
Doctors usually spend 10-15 minutes writing reports after performing surgery, which are used to extract specific codes corresponding to surgery type — something professor and UW Health surgeon Tuo Peter Li called a tedious post-operating charting process.
New York Times bestselling author James Patterson will be the keynote speaker at the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s spring commencement ceremony on May 9, the university announced Wednesday.
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