Avery Chheda

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Summer reads, Cardinal approved

For many college students, reading is a foreign hobby. It’s either viewed as a luxury reserved for adults with extra time or a dreaded task required for classes. Despite this common view, the summer provides the perfect opportunity for students to shut down their computers and relax with their next read. Summer should be so relaxing that the most difficult task is choosing what to read next.

Maria Sholokhova reflects on history-making Badgers tennis career

Maria Sholokhova, a senior on the Wisconsin women’s tennis team, revisits historic wins and looks to the future 

Madison zoo continues state’s conservation education

Wisconsin’s storied history of ecological preservation is prioritized today through community, education and research at Madison’s Henry Vilas Zoo. 

Funding cuts drive decline in grad student enrollment

Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin directed all University of Wisconsin-Madison departments to reduce their budgets by 5-7% while the Trump administration slashed federal funding. Some graduate students say they’re being left in the dust.

Madison officials float more financing tools to expand affordable housing supply

The City of Madison Economic Development Division discussed using tax incremental financing to support affordable housing development during a Housing Policy Committee meeting last week.

Legislators, UW professor talk future of Wisconsin data centers

The panel focused on looking into the future of hyperscale data centers in Wisconsin, and changes that need to happen to ensure clean energy.

Wisconsin to become 49th state to extend postpartum Medicaid coverage

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.

’How is love the solution?’: Black History Month keynote speaker leads ‘Black love’ workshop

Writer and yogi Yolo Akili Robinson led a workshop for the Black History Month Planning Committee’s Black Love: Rooted, Radiant and Revolutionary keynote address. 

No love lost as Badgers beat out DePaul, Purdue in Valentines weekend clash

Wisconsin men's tennis extended their winning streak to seven games.

Former Badger basketball player reflects on legacy, importance of perseverance in new book

University of Wisconsin-Madison alum Freddie Owens discusses life and lessons as a Black man growing up in Wisconsin in new memoir Echoes of Stark Park.

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