Faith can and should inform our moral vision for public life. It has done so throughout American history, often at its most transformative moments. But when faith becomes indistinguishable from partisan loyalty, it loses its independence and credibility.
It’s not just about “seeing” the good. It’s about emphasizing it. That’s how you start to become a positive thinker. And eventually, a positive person.
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If division is the lifeblood of democracy, violence is its poison. The challenge before us is to preserve the energy of disagreement without crossing the line into destruction. Whether or not we succeed will determine the future of democracy itself.
Our campus-wide campaign to make life as affordable as possible begins now. If UW-Madison truly believes students are its heart, it must stop treating us like its bankroll.
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Gaining knowledge on the many ways in which people can express themselves shows the classically educated student just how thoughtful and eloquent human beings are. A classical education is freeing. It pushes you to create and contemplate the complexity of human creation, and that is something few other majors can offer.
Joining clubs isn’t just beneficial, it’s absolutely essential to your time on campus for it to be successful and worthwhile. Chances are, most people are just as nervous as you are, but taking the first step to joining a club can lead to life changing friendships and experiences that’ll stay with you forever.
Healthy habits are easier to build at the start of the semester than during midterms or finals. From meal prepping to sleep routines, simple strategies can help students stay balanced, focused and less overwhelmed as the semester picks up.
Syllabus Shock and back to school anxiety are an expected challenge during these first few weeks. While UW-Madison has yet to put more resources into curbing this issue, there are plenty of resources and strategies available for students that will allow them to thrive and find comfort in their new classrooms.
Burnt out in the sun? You’re not alone. Here's how to break the cycle.
At the heart of Madison, learning and leadership come together to amplify student voices in local government.
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Researchers are struggling, and the future of public health hangs in the balance. This isn’t just a bump in the road, it’s a direct attack on life-saving research and a targeted threat to international students whose immigration status and visas rely on a system that’s actively being dismantled. These cuts don’t just setback labs, they hit the heart of what UW-Madison stands for.
Nervous about starting college? This college sophomore shares five pieces of advice every freshman should take into consideration while navigating this new chapter of life.
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In a era defined by uncertainty for our democracy, it’s time to remember the undeniable value of journalism
The relationship between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk has become a defining subplot in the shifting landscape of Trump 2.0.
This article is for the “reluctant” Badger: in four years, you will be glad you chose to go here. Remember: it isn’t just on the university to craft an intellectually fulfilling college experience.
Today, the fast fashion industry is worth $114 billion. But the majority of clothes produced go to waste. While this throwaway culture is immensely profitable for corporations, it exploits workers and results in massive environmental damage. How much longer can we afford to produce cheap, quick items? The short answer? We’ve reached the end of the road.
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