Men's Basketball - The Daily Cardinal

Alpha Sigma Phi received their suspension for hazing allegations by UW-Madison Friday.

ALMANAC

Stock Market Rocks Madison

By Hannah Ritvo | Feb. 4

Greek row was shaken from the Gamestop debacle

ALMANAC

I Tried Coca-Cola With Coffee So You Don’t Have To

By Nick Rawling | Feb. 4

Coca Cola w/ Coffee - The product in question

ALMANAC

Groundhogs Day predictions: 6 more weeks of winter, detrimental climate change and a nonexistent end to the covid lockdown

By Gillian Rawling | Feb. 4

Punxsutawney Phil sans mask

LIFE & STYLE

Podcast recommendations

By Hannah Rifkin | Feb. 4

In the market for a new podcast? Hannah tells you a couple of her favorite!

LIFE & STYLE

Sticking to your New Year's Resolution

By Chloe Herbrand | Feb. 4

Do you struggle keeping your New Year's resolutions? Chloe offers some great advice on what helps her stick to the ones she made!

LIFE & STYLE

How to maintain friendships

By Danielle Farina | Feb. 4

Danielle gives some advice on how to maintain friendships as the years pass.

News

Students weigh in on Biden’s plans to combat climate change

By Ellie Nowakowski | Feb. 4

UW-Madison community members show both excitement and skepticism toward President Biden’s plans to combat climate change yet seek a sustainable, environmentally friendly future.

CAMPUS NEWS

ASM Approves Amendment to COVID-19 Student Relief Fund

By Sam Burlage | Feb. 4

The student governance body unanimously passes an amendment to their student relief fund in an attempt to dodge legal issues.

A week in graphics told by our graphics artists.

CAMPUS NEWS

Instructors, students feel excitement, frustration while returning to the classroom

By Sophia Vento | Feb. 4

With a hybrid model in place, UW professors and instructors are hoping to promote student involvement and engagement — on and offline — while facing a number of challenges relating to the coronavirus pandemic.

News

Shon Barnes takes the helm of an embattled MPD

By Benjamin Farrell | Feb. 4

New Police Chief Shon Barnes announces commitment to work with Madison community to reimagine policing after a summer of unrest and fraught relationships

About two dozen contributors from Wisconsin donated money to the Republican Attorneys General Association in previous years. A branch of the organization was directly involved in promoting the Capitol riots on Jan. 6.

STATE NEWS

Wisconsin organizations donated $279,000 to conservative group that promoted Capitol riots

By Tyler Katzenberger | Feb. 4

Wisconsin organizations donated a total of approximately $279,000 over the past three years to the Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA), which promoted the Jan. 6 Capitol riots that resulted in the deaths of five people.

Optical-based imaging of the breast cancer tumor microenvironment from the Eliceiri lab.

SCIENCE

Building a better bioimaging community: Chan Zuckerberg Initiative supports international partnership

By Morgan Lock | Feb. 4

The Morgridge Institute’s Kevin Eliceri describes how a new grant will help foster learning and community for UW-Madison students interested in bioimaging.

SCIENCE

Misguiding the majority: Why the ‘2020 Dietary Guidelines for Americans’ may not be serving you

By Forrest Ziebell | Feb. 4

Of the many events to come from 2020, perhaps one of the more positive was a renewed set of dietary guidelines for Americans. In a nation riddled with chronic disease, informing the public about what to eat could be crucial in battling obesity and related health issues. The guidelines included information designed to combat our nation’s growing health problems, but many believe it failed to do what was necessary to help a large part of the U.S. population.

IN-DEPTH

'Taking care of each other:' Madison communities respond to food insecurity in the age of COVID

By Anna Feldman | Feb. 4

F.H. King and Badger Rock carry on a forward approach to food justice, getting fresh food to those that need it most.

OPINION

Is there such a thing as the free market?

By Anupras Mohapatra | Feb. 4

After the shocking events that spawned from WallStreetBets as well as Robinhood's unprecedented actions, the validity of the free market has come into question.