University of Wisconsin-Madison students and staff have mixed feelings about the development of data centers in the state.
Liberal-backed Court of Appeals Judge Chris Taylor was declared the winner of the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
Liberal-backed Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Chris Taylor visited students and volunteers working to get out the vote on election day on Library Mall.
Former University of Wisconsin System Regent Bob Atwell reflected on the last decade-long tuition freeze as Republican gubernatorial frontrunner Tom Tiffany calls for a new one.
Technical college enrollment is rising as more students see two-year institutions as a more affordable route than traditional four-year ones.
Chris Taylor discussed her bid for the state supreme court, judicial impartiality and stressed the importance of youth voter turnout in an interview with The Daily Cardinal Wednesday.
University Faculty and Academic Staff co-president Barret Elward raised questions about the language of a state bill that would adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's working definition of antisemitism for all public institutions.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Chris Taylor visited students and volunteers working to get out the vote before the April 7 election.
The Wisconsin Senate passed a bill that would legalize online sports betting as long as wagers go through servers on tribal lands.
Gov. Tony Evers signaled support for a bill blocking the disclosure of name image and likeness deals and increasing UW Athletics funding, which passed today despite objections from some Senate Republicans.
Maria Lazar detailed her campaign priorities and judicial impartiality in an interview with The Daily Cardinal on Friday.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Chris Taylor and Maria Lazar will vie for the open seat in this spring’s election.
Gov. Tony Evers hopes to pass a constitutional amendment to ban partisan gerrymandering before his term expires.
The bipartisan bill would allow sextortion victims or their families to sue for damages.
The Senate Committee on Utilities, Technology and Tourism heard arguments for differing Republican-led bills regulating data centers on Feb. 17.
In Gov. Tony Evers’ State of the State address, he announced a nuclear study led by University of Wisconsin-Madison professors and a fusion grant.
The Assembly passed postpartum Medicaid extension and “Gail’s Law” on Feb. 26, making Wisconsin the second to last state in the country to pass postpartum Medicaid coverage.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill that would eliminate the need for proof of enrollment and allow expired college-issued voter identification cards at the polls.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill to repeal an older law that limited the regulations local governments could place on landlords.
Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill that would restore collective bargaining rights for University of Wisconsin Health workers eliminated by Act 10.
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