University of Wisconsin-Madison political science professor Barry Burden discussed two three-judge panels that will consider lawsuits looking to change the state’s congressional maps.
Gov. Tony Evers, joined by educators, school staff and kids lit up this year's Learning Tree, dedicated to the faculty and staff of Wisconsin’s education system.
Easy access to sports betting may be closer than it seems. Here’s what University of Wisconsin–Madison students think of the proposed legislation.
Wisconsin lawmakers introduced legislation on Nov. 14 which would prevent schools from serving margarine instead of butter to help support the state’s dairy industry.
Politicians and professors discussed the future and history of fusion voting in Wisconsin at a conference hosted by University of Wisconsin Law School on Nov. 14.
Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley discussed University of Wisconsin System funding, affordable housing, abortion and marijuana in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
Governor hopeful Sara Rodriguez discussed University of Wisconsin System funding, tuition costs and campaign priorities in an interview with The Daily Cardinal.
Gov. Tony Evers announced Wisconsin will restore FoodShare benefits for nearly 700,000 residents following a court order requiring the Trump Administration to release Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program funds withheld during the government shutdown.
Wisconsin’s newest Supreme Court Justice Susan Crawford discussed judicial elections, court's future, at a Wisconsin Union Directorate Society and Politics Committee Q&A event.
Top Wisconsin industries like dairy farming and manufacturing now use AI to enhance proficiency and productivity.
Wisconsin lawmakers unanimously passed legislation to criminalize the creation and distribution of deepfakes with intent to harass, embarrass or intimidate others.
Carthage College student Zachary Roper announced his candidacy for governor, making him the youngest candidate in the field.
Report from the Center for Research on the Wisconsin Economy indicates that state economic activity may suffer $280 million annually if the program continues to struggle.
The government shutdown which began Oct. 1 is not expected to impact financial aid despite student concern.
Planned Parenthood is scheduling abortions again after Medicaid restrictions in the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ forced them to pause the procedure for nearly a month.
Republican lawmakers introduced separate cannabis bills targeting THC and medical marijuana.
Protesters marched to the Capitol in opposition to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown.
Republican lawmakers aim to prohibit the University of Wisconsin System from raising undergraduate tuition by more than inflation rates.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill package which would increase state funding for advising and retention, and create a state-funded tuition grant program.
The Department of Public Education Cider is the latest politically-charged beverage from the outspoken brewery.
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