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The Daily Cardinal named finalist for 23 Milwaukee Press Club awards
By The Daily Cardinal | Mar. 12, 2024More than 20 Cardinal staff received nominations in print, audio and online news categories.
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Senate Republicans fire two Regents, Evers appoints replacements
By Joseph Panzer | Mar. 12, 2024Gov. Tony Evers appointed two people to the University of Wisconsin Board of Regents Tuesday afternoon, shortly after state Senate Republicans voted to fire two unconfirmed Regents.
STATE NEWS
Exclusive: Eric Hovde criticized young people in past talks, recordings show
By Anna Kleiber and Ava Menkes | Mar. 12, 2024Hovde in past talks labeled college students who protested as “so stupid” and said younger people are "less resilient" and "less productive" compared to past generations.
CAMPUS NEWS
Five construction projects aim to reshape UW-Madison’s future
By Malia Langer | Mar. 12, 2024Here are five projects under construction or planned to be under construction soon on the UW-Madison campus.
STATE NEWS
Samba Baldeh announces candidacy for Senate District 16
By Clara Strecker | Mar. 11, 2024Samba Baldeh announced his candidacy for the new Senate District 16 in Wisconsin. He currently serves in the state Assembly and previously served on the Madison Common Council.
CITY NEWS
Madison Fire Department implements opioid recovery medication plan for emergency personnel
By Sophia Ross | Mar. 11, 2024The Madison Fire Department became the fourth emergency services entity in Wisconsin to carry Buprenorphine on its ambulances and paramedic teams.
CAMPUS NEWS
Associated Students of Madison opens 2024 spring elections
By Iain Chang | Mar. 11, 2024Students can vote for members of the student council and the Student Services Finance Committee.
CITY NEWS
Madison alders weigh staff cuts, tax increases to address impending budget gap
By Natasha Hicks | Mar. 11, 2024The Madison Common Council discussed solutions to close a $27 million budget gap at a March 5 meeting.
CAMPUS NEWS
‘Existence is resistance’: Five takeaways from journalist Deanna Othman’s analysis of Palestine media coverage
By Sreejita Patra | Mar. 9, 2024Palestinian-American journalist Deanna Othman spoke about differences in media narratives for Palestine and Israel at a Sunday event hosted by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at Memorial Union.
CITY NEWS
Dr. Richard Harris reflects on experience with racial discrimination at Black Business Hub event
By Sophia Simon | Mar. 8, 2024The Urban League hosted a fireside chat with Dr. Richard Harris at the Black Business Hub to discuss racial discrimination through redlining and the economic development of South Madison.
CAMPUS NEWS
Meet the three finalists vying to become UW-La Crosse’s next chancellor
By Oliver Gerharz | Mar. 8, 2024UW-La Crosse hosted three finalists vying to become the school’s new chancellor during recent forums.
STATE NEWS
Evers signs child care tax relief, vetoes 3 other Republican tax cut proposals
By Clara Strecker | Mar. 8, 2024Democratic Gov. Tony Evers approved a Republican-led tax bill to expand Wisconsin’s child and dependent tax credit after vetoing three other GOP-led tax bills.
CAMPUS NEWS
Plaque on UW-Madison’s history of eugenics to go up in Van Hise Hall
By Elijah Pines | Mar. 8, 2024The Committee on Disability, Access and Inclusion hopes to educate students on the university’s former president, Charles Van Hise
CITY NEWS
I don’t brie-lieve it: World Championship Cheese Contest comes to Madison
By Marin Rosen and Maggie Zale | Mar. 7, 2024The World Championship Cheese Contest brought experts and enthusiasts to Madison to taste and judge cheeses from around the world.
CAMPUS NEWS
Q&A: BadgerDoodles creator is here for love of art, not profit
By Nicholas Sinn | Mar. 7, 2024Grace Edwards, the local artist behind GJE Art and BadgerDoodles, shared her lifelong journey as an artist who is committed to relatability and affordability.
CAMPUS NEWS
Gerard Randall, embattled GOP official, still sits on Tommy Thompson Center board
By Liam Beran | Mar. 7, 2024Gerard Randall is a current member of the conservative-leaning Thompson Center’s public leadership board, according to the Thompson Center’s director.
CITY NEWS
In the middle of Madison’s housing crisis, why are units struggling to find tenants?
By Iain Chang | Mar. 7, 2024As students scramble for housing in a market so competitive that students are signing leases a year in advance, city officials continue to wrestle with a housing crisis. In 2023, Madison’s rent prices increased 14%, according to Isthmus — the largest increase for any U.S. major city.
IN-DEPTH
New campus area convenience store provides more than just food to customers
By Kate Eaton | Mar. 7, 2024Regent Mart brings the feelings of faraway homes to Madison, Wisconsin.
STATE NEWS
Kamala Harris announces new labor initiatives in Madison visit
By Marin Rosen and Anna Kleiber | Mar. 6, 2024Vice President Kamala Harris promoted a new executive order to expand apprenticeship programs and high-paying union jobs during her second visit to Wisconsin in 2024.
STATE NEWS
Evers approves $740 million for engineering building, other UW projects
By Iain Chang | Mar. 6, 2024The bill included funding for a series of projects throughout the UW System.
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