1 in 3 Wisconsin children are unvaccinated, report reveals
By Mia Warren | Apr. 22Experts say increased “vaccine hesitancy” could be a factor in the state-wide trend.
Experts say increased “vaccine hesitancy” could be a factor in the state-wide trend.
University of Wisconsin-Madison alumni John and Tasia Morgridge donated $25 million to Philip A. Levy Engineering Center.
Experts highlighted issues affecting Generation Z voters today and what those trends say about the future at the “Evolution of the Youth Vote: Changing Gen Z Politics” panel.
Activists across the state are hopeful after anti-data center group victories in DeForest.
University of Wisconsin-Madison’s annual “Day of the Badger” fundraising campaign, featuring pop-up events and donation challenges, raised over $2 million for campus programs.
High-profile Supreme Court elections continue to overshadow city positions as many voters leave ballots partially blank. Campaign awareness and spending may make all the difference.
Maria Sholokhova, a senior on the Wisconsin women’s tennis team, revisits historic wins and looks to the future
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mandela Barnes discussed his bid for governor and policy priorities in an interview with The Daily Cardinal on April 8.
The beloved Memorial Union terrace chairs are set to make their long-awaited return on Wednesday, signaling springtime on campus.
Representatives from University of Wisconsin-Madison College Democrats and Republicans discussed pressing political and campus issues at a debate Monday night.
New City Clerk Lydia McComas hopes to rebuild public trust by updating absentee ballot-processing and communicating with student voters who may vote absentee this summer.
Although the Legislature did not hold a vote in Tuesday’s special session to ban partisan gerrymandering, Republican leaders remain “open” to negotiations.
The exhibit is open during business hours through April, featuring supportive letters, art pieces and historical information on sexual assault awareness.
Madisonians can expect to enjoy the new Lake Monona shoreline in 2028.
The lab researcher confessed to his colleague and police of poisoning the colleague’s water bottle and shoes.
“The Spaces We’re In” speakers explored the many ways physical environments shape human experience and how humans, in turn, shape the world.
Up to 25 journalism students could receive a $40,000 stipend and a fellowship in Wisconsin newsrooms under a new proposed bill.
Bridges shared her story of integrating into an all-white school as a child, noting the racism she faced and her advice to ending the cycle today.
The University of Wisconsin-Police Department is investigating a lab researcher for reckless endangerment after receiving reports of an odor from a campus lab.
Two members of the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents cited urgency and transparency as reasons why the Board chose to terminate former president Jay Rothman