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CAMPUS NEWS

Developing: Car chase races through campus, downtown

By Joyce Riphagen | Oct. 26

A white sedan has been seen speeding around the downtown area.

STATE NEWS

Nonpartisan Wisconsin election audit finds 2020 election to be ‘safe and secure’

By Alessandro de Novellis | Oct. 26

The statewide election audit found the November 2020 election to be not fraudulent, following nationwide investigations.

CAMPUS NEWS

University Health Services reverses decision to offer Moderna, Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 booster shots

By Samantha Henschel | Oct. 25

UHS will wait for clinical considerations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services before it continues administering the two booster shots.

CITY NEWS

Hotel Red to be converted into mixed-use housing

By Bella Criscione | Oct. 24

Hotel Red scheduled to be converted into 50 unit mixed-use housing building by Steve Brown Apartments.

STATE NEWS

Wisconsin Senate proposes new legislative and congressional districts for Wisconsin

By Ian Wilder | Oct. 22

For the first time in history, Wisconsinites had the ability to contribute to new district lines, which Republican Senators introduced in the Wisconsin Senate Wednesday.

CITY NEWS

Common Council rejects proposal to restructure Executive Committee

By Charlie Hildebrand | Oct. 21

Alders failed to pass legislation that would lessen the oversight of the Common Council Executive Committee.

IN-DEPTH

Associated Students of Madison: By-the-numbers

By Gina Musso | Oct. 21

A breakdown of the people, funding and factors that make up UW-Madison’s student governance body.

CAMPUS NEWS

COVID-19 positive students temporarily housed at Eagle Heights spark debate among graduate students, faculty

By Anthony Trombi | Oct. 21

Dorm students who test positive for COVID-19 are temporarily relocated to Eagle Heights apartment complex, where many graduate students live.

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CAMPUS NEWS

Madison man charged with fraud, use of counterfeit cash on campus

By Jessica Sonkin | Oct. 20

A man was caught with over $13,000 in counterfeit money after fraudulently using some for purchases on the UW-Madison campus.

CITY NEWS

Local activists demand F-35s stay out of Madison

By Sarah Eichstadt | Oct. 20

Residents and activists say the F-35s will create noise disruption, environmental damage and racial disparities.

CAMPUS NEWS

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society hosts ‘Light the Night’ fundraising event

By Madeleine Afonso | Oct. 19

The UW-Madison chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society contributed over $27,000 to the annual fundraising event.

CITY NEWS

State street shooting revealed to be friendly fire incident between Madison police officers

By Jackson Mozena | Oct. 18

DOJ report indicates Madison Police Officer Keith Brown, not Katoine Richardson, responsible for shooting fellow MPD officer during confrontation outside of Mondays bar.

STATE NEWS

Woman fatally struck in Wauwatosa hit-and-run, juveniles arrested

By Jessica Sonkin | Oct. 18

Four adolescents were arrested Friday in connection to the fatal hit-and-run.

CITY NEWS

Man arrested after State Street shooting not charged with firing at a police officer

By Jackson Mozena | Oct. 17

The criminal complaint filed by a Madison police sergeant does not specify that Katoine Richardson was responsible for the shot that injured an officer.

CAMPUS NEWS

Q&A: Erin Schaut and Eleni Tongas, the Co-Founders of EVIE Jewelry

By Beth Shoop | Oct. 15

Jewelry entrepreneurs, UW-Madison students, and best friends, Erin Schaut and Eleni Tongas sat down with The Daily Cardinal to talk all things EVIE Jewelry.

CITY NEWS

Madison’s new mental health emergency response team addressed 37 emergencies since September

By Francesca Pica | Oct. 14

The CARES pilot program provides alternatives to police intervention in nonviolent mental health crises.

CITY NEWS

Subpoenas for Wisconsin election review reversed

By Sarah Eichstadt | Oct. 13

“Most people, myself included, do not have a comprehensive understanding, or even any understanding, of how elections work,” Former Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman said.