Student housing just south of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus in the College Court, Spring Street, Greenbush and Vilas neighborhoods has long been affectionately referred to as the “sophomore slums.”
Badgers continue to pay up to $14,100 a year to live in dorms. Why?
With 22% of UW-Madison students living on-campus, over eight thousand students can pay thousands of dollars each to live in residence halls across campus.
Students living in dorms can’t opt out of staying on stolen land.
Two residence facilities are set to be demolished after 2023 despite a steady increase in demand for on-campus housing.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison is extending its indoor mask requirement until Jan. 15.
TAA expressed concerns with UW-Madison’s announcement of a three to four percent increase in the minimum stipend for graduate student workers.
UW-Madison to comply with President Biden’s federal vaccine mandate by requiring all university employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Legislation advocating for the reduction of sexual violence on campus is set to be introduced to ASM on Wednesday.
As part of UW-Madison’s Our Shared Future initiative, the Ho Chunk flag was raised on Bascom Hill on Friday, Nov. 5.
The veteran journalist has over 20 years of experience reporting on congressional affairs.
ASM passed legislation calling for a new statewide student governance body — which would put power back in the hands of students and faculty.
A Madison man was charged in a hate crime incident against a UW-Madison student of Asian descent.
Returning to in-person festivities this year, the “Fill the Hill” event raised $436,478 for over a 100 programs at UW-Madison.
The annual “Fill The Hill” event and its flamingos returned to UW-Madison after a year online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, raising funds for the university.
Shukla sat down with The Daily Cardinal to discuss the Housing Equity Team’s goals and her experiences advocating for housing equity in Madison.
UW-System president Tommy Thompson announced that the System will comply with the executive order requiring federal workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
A white sedan has been seen speeding around the downtown area.
UW-Madison has decided to renew its contract with the online proctoring software company Honorlock, sparking concerns among the campus community.
Rebecca Blank met with UW-Madison’s three student newspapers, taking questions regarding her new position at Northwestern, isolation housing at Eagle Heights, university funding and her hopes for the next chancellor.
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