STATE NEWS

Shock and horror in Waukesha: What we know now

By Annabella Rosciglione | Dec. 2

Here’s what we now know about the incident that brought tragedy to a community.

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CITY NEWS

Madison police lieutenant caught having sexual relations in squad car resigns

By Sarah Eichstadt | Dec. 1

The resignation was announced Wednesday after the investigation of the Sept. 16 incident concluded.

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CITY NEWS

Dane County Supervisor and UW-Madison student Elena Haasl will not seek reelection

By Jackson Mozena | Nov. 30

Elena Haasl announced their intention not to run for the District 5 Supervisor position to focus on their personal wellbeing.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Virgil Abloh, UW-Madison alumni and Off-White founder, dies at 41

By Samantha Henschel | Nov. 29

Abloh had been battling cancer privately since 2019. 

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CITY NEWS

Dane County extends face covering emergency order into January

By Samantha Henschel | Nov. 23

The new order will be in effect until Jan. 3, 2022. 

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STATE NEWS

Kyle Rittenhouse found not guilty on all counts in Kenosha protest shootings

By Ian Wilder | Nov. 19

After a divisive case sparking nationwide controversy and debate, Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges, including first-degree intentional homicide and four other charges Friday.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Campus a capella groups unite for combined showcase

By Madeleine Afonso | Nov. 18

UW-Madison a cappella groups Fundamentally Sound and Pitches and Notes are set to perform a joint showcase and perform their newest song “Creature”.

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IN-DEPTH

UW-Madison’s history of housing shortages and displacement

By Gina Musso | Nov. 18

With UW-Madison’s student population growing over the decades, off-campus housing encroaches into Madison neighborhoods.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Re-examining the ‘Sophomore Slums’: Does the name fit the neighborhood?

By Tyler Katzenberger | Nov. 18

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.”

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CITY NEWS

‘Surprised, sad and scrambling’: Businesses reflect on loss of State Street storefronts

By Charlie Hildebrand | Nov. 18

Many community members are against forcing small businesses to relocate due to the Oliv Madison building proposal.

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CITY NEWS

What is the future of State Street?

By Francesca Pica | Nov. 18

High rises and pedestrian-only areas may be the future of Madison’s downtown area. 

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IN-DEPTH

‘A toxic environment’: The other costs of Greek life housing

By Nicole Herzog | Nov. 18

More than just a student organization, former and current members of Greek life speak on their experiences and the social and academic impacts of joining a chapter.

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CITY NEWS

Housing “back in the day” versus now

By Sam Tuch | Nov. 18

The price of housing in Madison is on the rise – but has it always been this way? 

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NEWS

A market of tradeoffs: Student housing pushes into residential areas as university faces expansion

By Samantha Henschel | Nov. 18

As the university expands, student housing is rapidly expanding into residential areas. 

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CAMPUS NEWS

What happens when a fraternity dies?

By Jane McCauley | Nov. 18

Vice President of Member Education for the Interfraternity Council Cal Floyd spoke with the Daily Cardinal about Psi Upsilon’s last semester before shutting down.

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CAMPUS NEWS

The financial breakdown of living on Langdon

By Beth Shoop | Nov. 18

The cost of living in a Greek Life house: a Q&A with Audrey Koehler, Meredith Buenz and Sullivan Bluhm.

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CITY NEWS

Madison Diocese instructs local parishes to not host COVID vaccination clinics

By Jackson Mozena | Nov. 17

The Diocese still holds that it is morally permissible to receive the vaccine, but that there are reasonable explanations for why individuals would choose not to get themselves or their children vaccinated.