This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Features Editor Avery Chheda about his story “Students climb Bascom Hill to demand a safer campus against ICE.” in a discussion of students, faculty and alumni protesting increased ICE presence.
This week, host Ellie Huber speaks with Daily Cardinal campus news editor Annika Bereny about UW-Madison Chancellor Mnookin’s legacy.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Staff Writer Alexa Cattouse about her story “UW reports the most hazing violations in Wisconsin following new transparency requirements” in a discussion of new anti-hazing policies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Articles in this week’s “campus news you missed” segment:
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Campus College News Editor Zoey Elwood about her story “‘An organized free-for-all’: SAE, UW negotiating additional security, safety measures for Lily’s Classic” in a discussion of how UW-Madison and SAE are working to improve safety at the annual lake mendota ice party.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Staff Writer Jilian Denlow about her story “At Simpson Street Free Press, youth voices tackle local journalism” in a discussion of how the nonprofit, community-based organization empowers young writers.
This week, host Amellia Fowler sits down with Daily Cardinal Staff Writer Jane Dardik to discuss her coverage of a recent ‘know your rights’ panel – where immigration attorneys shared tips on how to stay safe in the event of an ICE encounter.
The longest government shutdown in American history came to an end last Wednesday, restoring the federal food benefits that help millions of Americans afford their groceries every month. Today, host Amellia Fowler sits down with Daily Cardinal staff writer Celine Essaied to discuss her coverage of the SNAP benefits chaos.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Editor in Chief Noe Goldhaber and Managing Editor Nick Bumgardner about the recent Daily Cardinal Action Project. Dubbed the AI Issue, it covers how AI shapes the lives of Wisconsinites and how those interactions play out on a daily basis.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Staff Writer Michael Reilly about his story “Football losses hurt state economy, report finds” in a discussion of the current record of the University of Wisconsin Badgers football team, and the effects that could follow.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Staff Writer Jake Kilander about his story “Dane County conservation program connects farmers, UW-Madison researchers” in a discussion of the connection between University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers and farmers.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Staff Writer Haellie Opp about her story “Proposed city ordinance eliminates student seat on alcohol committee” in a discussion of Madison’s Alcohol License Review Committees vote to keep a student seat reserved.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal Associate News Editor Alaina Walsh about her story “UW-Madison to keep ethnic studies requirement ” in a discussion of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s clarification of its course standardization plan.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal College News Editor Ella Hanley about her story “Is this the end of campus-area bar raids?” in a discussion her investigative coverage of campus area bar raids.
On this episode of the Cardinal Call, host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to former Daily Cardinal State News Editor Anna Kleiber about her story “‘Hmong Diaspora in Tapestry’: A history of resilience told through embroidered cloth” in a discussion of the past, present and future of the Hmong diaspora. Article in this week’s “campus news in brief” segment: Evers appoints 3 members to UW Board of Regents - Alaina Walsh
On this episode of Cardinal Call, Host Oliver Gerharz speaks with the Daily Cardinal’s Life & Style Editor Kaylie Wiedmeyer about her story “Protesting everywhere but in person: The changing face of activism at UW–Madison” in a discussion of how protests have changed at UW–Madison. Articles featured in this week’s campus news in brief segment: 9 UW–Madison student visas restored as Trump administration reverses over 1,500 terminations - Annika Bereny, Francesca Pica and Ella Hanley ‘One of the largest crowds we have seen’: Thousands descend on Mifflin Street for 56th annual block party - Drew Wesson
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Copy Editors Zoey Elwood and Clara Strecker about their story (written with Isabella Barajas) “Faculty call on UW-Madison to help fight Trump’s attacks, support international students” in a discussion of a faculty protest calling on UW-Madison to fight Trump’s education attacks and to support international students. Articles in this week’s “campus news in brief” segment: Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Gay to deliver spring 2025 commencement address – Alaina Walsh Department of Education to restart collection on defaulted federal student loans in two weeks – Gavin Escott
On this episode of Cardinal Call, hosts Oliver Gerharz and Ted Hyngstrom talk to the Daily Cardinal’s Editor-in-Chief Frankie Pica and Managing Editor Ava Menkes about the Cardinal’s Spring 2025 Action Project, Uncertain Horizons: Immigration in Wisconsin. They discuss the stories in the issue including a photo essay on immigrant students, a local choir, and the Fulbright program.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to College News Editor Ella Hanley about her story “Student immigration organization offers stability in times of uncertainty through advocacy events” in a discussion of how student immigration organizations provide stability during times of uncertainty.
On this episode of Cardinal Call, Oliver Gerharz speaks with the Badger Herald’s Digital News Editor Brianna Davis about her story “Judge Susan Crawford hosts rally at UW as early voting begins for April election” as part of a larger discussion about campus attitudes towards the recent State Supreme Court race.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Staff Writer Jake Piper about his story “Heather Mac Donald blasts DEI, says it works to ‘cover up the racial skill gap’ during UW-Madison visit” in a discussion of Heather MacDonald’s comments on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion on college campuses. Articles in this week’s “campus news in brief” segment: New UWPD chief Brent Plisch outlines leadership vision, department’s collaboration efforts – Ella Hanley 2025 student government elections see highest voter turnout in years – Gavin Escott UW-Madison College Democrats, Republicans campaign on tried-and-true abortion, public safety issues in Supreme Court race – Clara Strecker
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