Annika Bereny is the campus news editor for The Daily Cardinal. She previously served as the special pages editor. As a staff writer, she's written in-depth on campus news specializing in protest policy, free speech and historical analysis. She has also written for state and city news. She is a History and Journalism major. Follow her on Twitter at @annikabereny.
Though state lawmakers awarded crucial funding for renovations at Dejope and Chadbourne, the University of Wisconsin-Madison fell short of funding requests for a new residence hall and demolishing the aging Mosse Humanities building.
In an email to faculty and staff Sunday night, Chancellor Mnookin outlined budget reduction plans for the 2026 fiscal year.
University of Wisconsin-Madison students studying abroad joined mourners in Vatican City after Pope Francis’ death.
A University of Wisconsin-Madison spokesman said nine out of 27 initially terminated visas of students and recent alumni were reversed, while 15 still have terminated records.
Absence truly makes the heart grow fonder in the case of a semester abroad.
Higher education administrators condemned the Trump administration’s “unprecedented political interference” in public research funding, saying the “undue intrusion” is endangering American higher education.
In a column in the Wisconsin State Journal Thursday, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin criticized recent international student visa terminations, pointing to the contributions of international students and faculty to the university’s success.
Divestment, deficits, engineering funding and enrollment rates: four UW System stories you may have missed over winter break.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Police Department arrested and detained 19 protesters at Gordon Dining & Event Center at 8:30 a.m. All were released without citations at this time.
Female UW-Madison students brace for a Trump presidency as IUD appoints surge nationally.
Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral in Florence, Italy at sunset.
Photo credits: Drake White-Bergey, Lauren Aguila, Patrick Flood, John Hart and WLUK.
Wisconsin lawmakers on the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy conduct the state's first-ever hearing Tuesday on PFAS, a harmful water pollutant.
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