This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal Staff Writer, Alena Shored about her story “UW-Madison crime reports show increase in reported stalking, hate crimes in 2025” in a discussion of the University of Wisconsin–Madison Police Department's Annual Security and Fire Safety report.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal Associates Editor Zoey Jiang and Campus News Editor Sonia Bendre about their story “‘Nobody’s going to tell us what to write’: NYT journalists talk trust, transparency and reporting,” in a discussion of journalistic ethics.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department (UWPD) opened its doors to the Madison community Wednesday, Sept. 9 for an open house during UW-Madison's Welcome Week event schedule.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal City News Editor Jane Dardik about her story, “Madison opens first purpose-built men’s shelter with focus on permanent housing,” in a discussion of a what this new shelter means for the community, and how it differs from other shelters in the area.
Ryan Blum, a recent graduate, told The Daily Cardinal he broke into the University of Wisconsin-Madison Meat Science & Animal Biologics Discovery Building and found pigs entering carbon dioxide gas chambers, a common meat processing practice.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Daily Cardinal Life and Style Editor Jackson Baker about his story, “How new federal rules will impact disabled students at UW,” in a discussion of a new Federal Rule implementation that will make digital content more accessible to disabled students across the country.
Host Amellia Fowler speaks to City News Editor Alaina Walsh about her story “Whose pole is it? City questions Flock camera installed near Memorial Union,” in a discussion of whether a Flock camera installation is within the University’s jurisdiction, or if the installation placement is on city infrastructure without permission.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Staff Writer Jake Kilander about his story “Professor Barry Burden previews Wisconsin’s role in the 2026 midterms,” in a discussion of Political Science Professors lecture on the upcoming midterms.
This week host Amellia Fowler speaks to Features Editor Avery Chheda about his story “Students climb Bascom Hill to demand a safer campus against ICE.” in a discussion of students, faculty and alumni protesting increased ICE presence.
A sign on Bascom Hill protesting alleged inhumane treatment of pigs photographed on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026.
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