Two UW-Madison student organizations hope to help students facing mental health issues through peer-to-peer support.
The TRC’s Hannah Renfro sat down with The Daily Cardinal to explain security deposits and the rental cycle.
The Stuffed Olive, Double Tap Beercade and Roxxy, is the newest trio of bars on the first floor of the downtown oLiv apartment building, looking to offer something for everyone.
Misinformation sticks in people’s brains and affects how they vote. It could cause a big impact in the 2024 election.
Amid high rates of depression nationwide, UW-Madison students try to navigate the many resources campus has to offer.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students shared their favorite summer activities with The Daily Cardinal.
“It's not so scary to get stung a little bit,” said Dale Marsden, founder and owner of Marsden’s Pure Honey LLC.
The Indigenous Law Student Association aims to inform students and the community about the importance of Indian law.
National security concerns loom over TikTok's future in the Senate, but Wisconsin creators remain optimistic about the resilience of the social media landscape.
“She is one of the reasons I was able to keep going through school, and through life,” said former student Peyton Drexler.
What brings student activist groups to Instagram?
Virtual petitions amplify messages and encourage offline participation, activist groups say.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison aims to improve campus security with new system installations.
Regent Mart brings the feelings of faraway homes to Madison, Wisconsin.
The nonprofit organization, Hearty Hands, provides the homeless population of Madison with winter supplies during the cold months.
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Dr. Fernie Rodriguez provides insight on campus community initiatives.
Recent neo-Nazi intrusions resurface Wisconsin's decades-old history with fascism.
Owner Sam Brown’s venture pays homage to history, preservation and the thrum of urban life.
The Globe remains a unifying dining experience, fostering a sense of home through its fusion of cultures.
Employees urged the University of Wisconsin-Madison to join other Big Ten universities in offering paid family and medical leave.
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