The Wisconsin Marketing Organization held a banquet Dec. 3 with presentations on semester-long collaborative projects and initiatives with local businesses.
University of Wisconsin-Madison academics discussed the future of higher education under the Trump administration.
After UW officials raised concerns over safety, the fraternity plans to increase security measures, including blacked-out fencing, attendance restrictions and more police presence.
Zhang is the second candidate to announce her campaign announcement in the open race for the student seat on the Common Council.
While some students and instructors embrace Artificial Intelligence study tools, others wonder if human tutors offer something technology can’t replace.
U.S. Rep. Mark Pocan and community members joined Starbucks workers this weekend as a part of the union’s nationwide Red Cup Rebellion strike.
The award will advance local health initiatives.
City of Middleton Sustainability Coordinator Kelly Hilyard told The Daily Cardinal effective science communications is critical to getting a community to participate in sustainable projects.
The non-profit newsroom combines literacy education with publishing to provide a dynamic and integrative educational experience for Madison youth
Finalist Zoe Kukla said she’s seeking solutions to the lowering literacy rates nationwide.
Gov. Tony Evers, joined by educators, school staff and kids lit up this year's Learning Tree, dedicated to the faculty and staff of Wisconsin’s education system.
With Title VI support gone, the University of Wisconsin-Madison will end Filipino language instruction and restructure others as foreign language offerings face an uncertain future.
The UW System Board of Regents voted Thursday to move three departments out of the College of Letters & Sciences into a new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence.
Lobbying efforts reflect uncertainty, shifting politics in higher education.
The once-annual Christmas tree sale will return to the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Stock Pavilion for the first time since 2019.
Following a mass shooting that changed her life, sophomore Nessa Bleill founded Students Demand Action, a group fighting for gun control reform.
Independent retailers in Dane County plan for Small Business Saturday ‘Version 2’ after southern Wisconsin snowstorm impedes on original date.
State Street businesses are getting ready for the slower winter season.
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