In a release Monday evening, the Blk Pwr Coalition detailed UW-Madison’s response to a June affirmative action Supreme Court decision prohibiting race-conscious admissions.
Green-painted bike lanes will soon be added to multiple intersections around the University of Wisconsin- Madison campus.
The exhibit on Phillis Wheatley, a vital figure in American, African-American and women’s history, will run until Dec. 22, 2023.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison enlisted an ad hoc group to study the Black experience on campus, the university announced Tuesday.
Davis was a massively influential professor, musician and civil rights activist in the city of Madison and throughout the country.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Engineering Centers Building (ECB) is currently closed due to flooding late last night, causing classes and labs in the building to be canceled or moved.
The preacher drew a large crowd, predominantly composed of students, at Library Mall.
The Learning Analytics Center of Excellence is rolling out an analytical tool for advisors that has raised privacy concerns.
Panelists spoke about free speech challenges at UW-Madison and throughout the country.
The outage frustrated many students and faculty during the first full week of the fall semester.
UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin told reporters Tuesday evening that the university was "looking at ways to grow" diversity programs despite GOP threats to withhold pay raises from UW System employees.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) released statistics following the Wisconsin Badgers’ 35-14 victory against Georgia Southern on Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium.
University leaders addressed DEI initiatives, free speech, campus safety and belonging amidst statewide tensions.
Participants marched while chanting “Sí, se puede,” a motto representing Latine unity and strength.
Panelists charted the path to 2024’s presidential election and explored the Republican candidate field.
The statement to The Daily Cardinal comes the morning after a top UW-Madison official told the university’s student council that the school would not cut DEI positions.
The number of residents residing in drought-affected areas has risen by 5.4% in one week, impacting 4.2 million people across the state.
The program, which launched Aug. 29, allows first-year UW students and eligible high schoolers to apply for guaranteed admission to the four-year program at Madison.
The controversial speaker announced via TikTok that she will visit Madison on Sept. 19.
An “experimental closure” will see the area, spanning roughly from Parthenon Gyros to State Street Brats, entirely closed to non-emergency vehicles.
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