STATE NEWS
Government shutdown likely won’t impact financial aid
By Olivia Ruetten | Oct. 27The government shutdown which began Oct. 1 is not expected to impact financial aid despite student concern.
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STATE NEWS
Planned Parenthood resumes abortion services in Wisconsin
By Clara Strecker | Oct. 27Planned Parenthood is scheduling abortions again after Medicaid restrictions in the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ forced them to pause the procedure for nearly a month.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison faculty debate campus ideological diversity at conservative student group’s panel
By Zoey Jiang and Adelyn Benzinger | Oct. 27The Wisconsin Young Americans for Freedom hosted a panel Oct. 15 where participants discussed tensions on campus over free speech, representation and political balance.
CAMPUS NEWS
Halloween starship delivery bots, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and more spooky Halloween campus events
By Haellie Opp | Oct. 27Students can enjoy a variety of Halloween-themed events around campus throughout the week leading up to Oct. 31.
CAMPUS NEWS
Inside UW’s most haunted building: Science Hall’s ‘Fright Night’ returns
By Alexa Cattouse | Oct. 26The annual ‘Fright Night’ fundraiser taught visitors Science Hall’s haunted history through a ghostly self-guided tour.
IN-DEPTH
Dane County conservation program connects farmers, UW-Madison researchers
By Jake Kilander | Oct. 23Dane Demo Farms connects county and farmer interests with UW researchers to find environmentally-friendly solutions.
CITY NEWS
New York Times features Madison businesses in ‘36 hours in Madison’
By Ava Diener | Oct. 23Business owners welcomed the surprise of the Times’ feature.
STATE NEWS
New bills chart Republican vision for cannabis regulation
By Cameron Schneider | Oct. 23Republican lawmakers introduced separate cannabis bills targeting THC and medical marijuana.
CAMPUS NEWS
Alex Warren concert helps launch ‘Future Friends’ mental health initiative
By Alaina Walsh | Oct. 23Alex Warren performed at the Orpheum for the kickoff of Future Friends, a national mental wellness and music initiative by Two Bridge and Core Spaces.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison launches privately funded ‘pluralism’ initiative to promote open conversation
By Ella Hanley | Oct. 22The Wisconsin Exchange: Pluralism in Practice is a campus-wide initiative looking to promote open dialogue and civil discourse.
CAMPUS NEWS
National Geographic photographer discusses pandas, climate crisis
By Lauren Eno and Amellia Fowler | Oct. 21The Wisconsin Union Directorate hosted photojournalist Ami Vitale in the first lecture of the 2025-26 Distinguished Lecture Series.
STATE NEWS
Thousands criticize ICE at Madison’s second ‘No Kings’ protest
By Elizabeth Baumberger and Alexa Cattouse | Oct. 21Protesters marched to the Capitol in opposition to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Platteville Baraboo Sauk County branch to close next spring
By Audrey Lopez-Stane | Oct. 20Amid declining enrollment and the closure of other 2-year campuses across the University of Wisconsin System, the University of Wisconsin-Platteville will close the Baraboo Sauk County campus at the end of this school year.
CITY NEWS
Former alder Juliana Bennett runs for Madison state assembly district championing housing affordability
By Emma Kelly | Oct. 20Bennett spoke with The Daily Cardinal about her background, inspirations for running for the 76th state assembly district and priorities for the future.
STATE NEWS
Republican bill would tie UW System tuition increases to inflation
By Audrey Lopez-Stane | Oct. 17Republican lawmakers aim to prohibit the University of Wisconsin System from raising undergraduate tuition by more than inflation rates.
CITY NEWS
Campus-area vape shops up in smoke after ban
By Paige Armstrong | Oct. 16After new state regulations barring certain nicotine vapes, campus-area smoke shop owners have lost significant revenue.
STATE NEWS
Bill package aims to boost UW System affordability
By Shane Colpoys and Michael Reilly | Oct. 16Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill package which would increase state funding for advising and retention, and create a state-funded tuition grant program.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison students ‘pump up’ to support domestic violence survivors
By Aanya Agrawal | Oct. 16As part of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Alpha Chi Omega hosted a “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes” event to support a local shelter.
CAMPUS NEWS
Two UW-Madison professors awarded ‘genius grants’
By Lauren Eno | Oct. 16Atmospheric scientist Ángel F. Adames Corraliza and nuclear security specialist Sébastien Philippe were awarded prestigious MacArthur Fellowships.
STATE NEWS
Pints for public ed: Minocqua Brewing Company launches hard cider for public education
By Madison Moris | Oct. 16The Department of Public Education Cider is the latest politically-charged beverage from the outspoken brewery.
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