SCIENCE
Wisconsin reports world’s first whooping crane death from bird flu
By Sonia Bendre | Sep. 30The death of a whooping crane signifies a new threat to the endangered species.
News
STATE NEWS
Protesters rally against climate change at the Capitol
By Elizabeth Baumberger , Avery Chheda and Amellia Fowler | Sep. 30Climate activists lead rally to promote environmental justice, academic freedom and democracy for the first Wisconsin climate rally in President Donald Trump’s second term.
CAMPUS NEWS
Experts discuss modern censorship at journalism ethics conference
By Haellie Opp | Sep. 30A panel during the University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Journalism Ethics conference spoke on rising confusion about governmental control of free speech.
CAMPUS NEWS
Student representatives blast dissolution of diversity division
By Grace Carlson | Sep. 29The Associated Students of Madison held their first Justice, Equity and Belonging Committee meeting of the year Tuesday night, where students shared their concerns about the university’s decision to dissolve the diversity division.
CAMPUS NEWS
Victim of attack near Camp Randall dies, suspect in custody
By Alexa Cattouse | Sep. 29Police say Mark A. Tiggelaar, 62, died from injuries after the Sept. 20 attack; suspect Keith A. Jones remains in custody.
CITY NEWS
Capitol Square walking tour highlights Madison’s rich history
By Emma Kelly | Sep. 29The Wisconsin Historical Society hosted a series of walking tours, aiming to educate and inspire participants to learn more about the city’s history.
CAMPUS NEWS
ASM Sustainability committee stresses student, faculty climate accountability
By Ainsley Northrop | Sep. 26Following the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s first Gold rating from the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS), the student government sustainability committee is aiming for even more student engagement and accountability in climate preservation efforts.
STATE NEWS
Legal scholars discuss Trump, gerrymandering and threats to democracy at Cap Times Idea Fest
By Gabriela Verdeja and Olivia Ruetten | Sep. 26Legal scholar Kate Shaw and progressive lawyer Jeff Mandell joined forces at Cap Times Idea Fest to share thoughts on relevant topics dominating American media.
STATE NEWS
Wisconsin Hispanic Legislative Caucus celebrates first Hispanic Heritage Month
By Elizabeth Baumberger | Sep. 26The newly founded Wisconsin Hispanic Legislative Caucus hosted a celebration for Hispanic Heritage Month at the Capitol for the first time in history.
CITY NEWS
UW students restart Campus Area Neighborhood Association to advocate for student renters
By Wilder Gervais | Sep. 25After two years of setbacks, the Campus Neighborhood Association is recognized again by the City of Madison
IN-DEPTH
‘Trailblazers in Motion’ exhibit unveils progressive history of UW-Madison women’s physical education program
By Sonia Bendre | Sep. 25Kinesiology professor emeritus Cindy Kuhrasch designed the exhibit, five years in the making, which combines archival pictures, oral history interviews and written records of the university’s renowned women’s physical education programs.
CAMPUS NEWS
Got cheese? UW-Madison’s Badger Cheese Club hosts first meeting of semester
By Oliver Gerharz and Luca Muehlbauer | Sep. 25University of Wisconsin-Madison cheese lovers gathered in Ingraham Hall on the evening of Sept. 16 to kick off the Badger Cheese Club’s first meeting.
CAMPUS NEWS
Mnookin and former Chancellor Shalala discuss state of higher education
By Zoey Elwood | Sep. 25Former Chancellor Donna Shalala and Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin discussed the fragility of research institutions and the importance of undergraduate education in a fireside chat Monday.
STATE NEWS
Democratic Rep. Francesca Hong discusses bid for governor, vision for UW
By Jake Wesson and Drew Wesson | Sep. 25Rep. Francesca Hong discussed her bid for governor and campaign priorities in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
CAMPUS NEWS
Polish Student Association shares desserts, culture at first fall Global Café
By Zoey Jiang | Sep. 25International Student Services held their first Global Café Wednesday, an event where students came together to connect over a history lesson and a Polish pastry.
CITY NEWS
Madison Zoo set to welcome new polar bear Nora
By Alaina Walsh | Sep. 25Nora, a 9-year-old polar bear, will soon join Henry Vilas Zoo as part of a national effort to protect the threatened species and sustain a healthy population in professional care.
CAMPUS NEWS
UW-Madison opens new Morgridge Hall for computer and data sciences
By Alaina Walsh | Sep. 23The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s new Computer, Data and Information Sciences building, Morgridge Hall, brings together computer science, data science, statistics and information science majors under one roof
CAMPUS NEWS
Anti-war group calls for end to Israeli war funding during Willy St. Parade
By Jake Piper and Addison Dama | Sep. 23World Beyond War activists marched down Willy St. on Sunday calling for peace and divestment from Israel's War in Gaza
CAMPUS NEWS
Blk Pwr Coalition hosts Library Mall vigil for Mississippi men found hanging
By Alexa Cattouse | Sep. 23The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Blk Pwr Coalition held a vigil Thursday night in response to the deaths of Trey Reed and Cory Zukatis, two Mississippi men found hanging from trees in different parts of the state.
STATE NEWS
Democratic governor candidate Kelda Roys slams Trump administration, supports investments in UW
By Zoey Elwood | Sep. 23Sen. Kelda Roys announced her run for Wisconsin governor in the 2026 election, highlighting her goals if elected and how she views the role of governor.
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