UW-Madison releases initial Campus Climate Survey results to motivate changes on campus
Co-founder Tarah Stangler explained how most of the organization’s energy revolved around work on campus, but noticed as time went on, the university neglected the group’s demands.
America’s youth are being indoctrinated, says Texas’ Governor Abbott.
“There is more to my personality than a functioning nose and the belief that the good smells are better than the bad ones.”
Hundreds of people turned out to support the unveiling of the Divine Nine Garden Plaza
Leon Bridges’ new album combines the sacred with the sensual, giving the audience a new impression of him at the Sylvee.
The Daily Cardinal received 12 awards in the Milwaukee Press Club’s Excellence in Wisconsin Journalism contest, including four gold honors and all three awards in the Best Investigative Reporting category.
As the final verdict of the Supreme Court looms, we implore fellow students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison to reflect on how an overturn of Roe v. Wade impacts your body, as well as the bodies of your peers.
So, you didn’t fill out your course evaluation survey — you’re safe here.
Madison authorities investigate an incident at an anti-abortion group’s office as arson.
Pop artists Ben Rector and Jake Scott kicked off the “The Joy of Music: Live” tour at The Sylvee on Thursday.
The long-awaited sequel to Wii Sports features new additions and disappointing omissions.
The criminal complaint reveals that Peters’ death was premeditated.
There will be opportunities to decorate graduation caps, take pictures on the big chair at the Terrace and watch live music performances for University of Wisconsin-Madison graduates on May 13 and 14.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Class of 2022 will have a unique graduation on Saturday, May 14, as graduates from the College of Letters and Sciences will not be on the field.
Two students told the ACLU that racial harassment in Oshkosh schools has been consistent since kindergarten.
When asked to explain his vote, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) said, it's "next to impossible to make a Middle Eastern child grow up to be an oil lobbyist for the United States."
Welcome to the final episode of season four of the Student Dive. We recap stories in our final print edition of the semester, the Spring Farewell issue. First, we discuss the legal status of skateboarding on campus and the lack of accessible skate parks for students. Additionally, we discuss the “Gay Purge” at UW-Madison in the 1960s as studied by the Public History Project. Co-hosted by Hope Karnopp and Tyler Katzenberger. Edited by Julia Wiessing.
Residents of the Zoe Bayliss Co-Operative hosted a fundraiser to save their home in anticipation of its demolition for the University of Wisconsin-Madisonu's Levy Hall Friday.
The flaw can likely be at least partially attributed to being a Ye fan.
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