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Republican lawmakers introduced a bill on free speech and academic freedom on college campuses, following longstanding concerns from conservative politicians on ideological diversity and free speech on Wisconsin college campuses.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison placed in the top 40 institutions nationwide for undergraduate education for the fourth year in a row, according to recent rankings by U.S. News and World Report’s Best Colleges.
Dane Country Regional Airport announced new nonstop flights returning this winter, in a social media post earlier this month.
Community members Megan Lowe and her daughter Nora said they live in fear as access to contraceptives in Wisconsin sits on the chopping block.
An estimated 300 community members rallied from Library Mall to the capitol for environmental protections Sunday.
Whooping crane “Ducky” died in Baraboo Sept. 18 at the International Crane Foundation from Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, marking the world’s first fatal case of HPAI in whooping cranes.
A panel of media professionals discussed the implications of modern-day censorship at the annual University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Journalism Ethics conference Friday.
Student government representatives discussed the closure of the university’s diversity division in the first Justice, Equity and Belonging (JEB) committee meeting Tuesday, condemning the administration for downplaying the division’s sundowning and turning their back on underrepresented students.
The victim of an aggravated assault behind Camp Randall died Thursday due to the injuries sustained in the Sept. 20 attack.
The Wisconsin Historical Society hosted the final week of their walking tour, 'The Hidden History of the Capitol Square,' on Thursday and Sunday.
At their first meeting of the semester Sept. 19, the Associated Students of Madison (ASM) Sustainability Committee celebrated the GOLD Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) rating the University of Wisconsin-Madison was recently awarded, while calling for increased student and faculty involvement in combating the climate crisis.
Legal scholars kicked off Cap Times Idea Fest Sept. 8, setting an all-time high record for ticket sales on a panel discussing President Donald Trump, gerrymandering and the rule of law.
Around 50 people gathered at the first Wisconsin Hispanic Legislative Caucus’ heritage month celebration with speeches, music and food, at the Capitol on Sep. 17.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students reinstated the Campus Area Neighborhood Association this past school year, with the aim of working with housing developers and leasing companies to preserve student tenant rights.
Rep. Francesca Hong, D-Madison, discussed her policy goals and campaign for governor, highlighting concerns over funding cuts to the University of Wisconsin System, in an interview with The Daily Cardinal Tuesday.
One of the University Wisconsin-Madison’s largest student organizations packed a lecture hall in Ingraham with over 200 students in attendance last week. The Badger Cheese Club’s goal is to bring Wisconsin’s cheese culture to their 500 official members.
The Polish Student Association (PSA) hosted the first Global Café this year Sept. 17 at the Pyle Center, serving pączki.
Former Chancellor Donna Shalala and University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin discussed the fragility of research institutions, the importance of undergraduate education and Shalala’s experience as the first female chancellor in the Big Ten at a fireside chat in Union South Monday.
When the University of Wisconsin-Madison launched a Women’s Physical Education Department in 1912, Wisconsin women did not have the right to vote. Women, only reluctantly admitted to UW-Madison in the first place, faced scientific misconceptions, double standards and restrictions from administration. But the department itself was always years ahead of its time, alumni said, from its early days to its eventual merger with the men’s program in 1976.
Dane County’s Henry Vilas Zoo will welcome a new polar bear this year as a part of a national effort to protect the threatened species.
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