Solidarity in student media
By The Daily Cardinal Editorial Board | Mar. 6, 2009The injustices done to The Daily Emerald at the University of Oregon by its board of directors demands attention and retribution.
The injustices done to The Daily Emerald at the University of Oregon by its board of directors demands attention and retribution.
The Wisconsin women's basketball team advances in the Big Ten tournament.
Madtown Munchies co-owner, Jeremy Neren, ate and drank nothing but products from his late-night delivery service for the month of February, and lost eight pounds in the process.
Columnist Matt Fox explains why the Dallas Cowboys made the right decision by letting go of controversial wide receiver Terrell Owens.
A novelist shares his thoughts'
The Wisconsin softball team is hoping to collect a few more wins this weekend in the Coach B Classic.
The beginning of ""Waltz with Bashir"" weaves between conversations between friends and fragments of dreams. In one dream, a pack of wild, yellow-eyed dogs chase down a street, and in another, a giant, naked woman swims peacefully in the ocean. It seems as if the film will be about the separation of these things, the dissection of imagination from memory.
The Wisconsin women's hockey team will be traveling to Minneapolis, Minn. Saturday to challenge Duluth.
UW-Madison's proposed changes to the student codes of conduct are unfair to accused parties.
The Wisconsin men's hockey team will host North Dakota at the Kohl Center this weekend.
A UW System student organization has expressed concern over how proposed changes to the UW code of conduct would affect the rights of students.
Board of Regents members discussed distribution plans for UW System funds as well as a strategy for a more inclusive approach to increasing campus diversity at their meeting Thursday.
In January's Department of Workforce Development report, Madison ranked low in unemployment statistics, but six Wisconsin cities, including Janesville, faced increases into the double digits.
Jesse Harris is a Grammy award-winning, New York City singer-songwriter who has written songs recorded by Willie Nelson, Feist and Bright Eyes, but his solo career has consistently failed to gain momentum. Yet Harris does anything but beg for attention on Watching the Sky as he simply exercises his strength—writing traditional pop songs with various flavors displaying a breadth of ability.
Scientists around the world announced a major stem-cell breakthrough recently, with implications for research at UW-Madison and for the ethics of the research itself.
The Wisconsin men's basketball team will host Indiana Sunday night.
The owner of the Crave bar downtown was convicted of disorderly conduct Wednesday, with the bar still set to close due to poor sales.
The Associated Students of Madison decided Tuesday to support a new tenant rating website created by Ald. Eli Judge, District 8. Members also voted down a resolution that would create a committee to review the Student Council's bylaws.
The Republican party is not in a state of decline despite being the minority in the House and the Senate.