Ella Hanley is the college news editor for The Daily Cardinal. She previously served as associate news editor and wrote for the city and state news desks. She is a fourth-year journalism and criminal justice student. She has written breaking news and in-depth on Trump administration funding cuts to UW-Madison and local Madison people and organizations. Her work reporting on Yung Gravy has been featured in the New York Times. Follow her on Twitter at @ellamhanley.
The Wisconsin Exchange: Pluralism in Practice is a campus-wide initiative looking to promote open dialogue and civil discourse.
This week host Ted Hyngstrom speaks to Daily Cardinal College News Editor Ella Hanley about her story “Is this the end of campus-area bar raids?” in a discussion her investigative coverage of campus area bar raids.
Students reacted on social media, calling MPD’s bar checks a “setup” and “trap.”
District 8 Alder MGR Govindarajan told The Daily Cardinal the Madison Police Department will stop conducting bar raids after he raised concerns with Chief John Patterson.
Charlie Kirk, the conservative media personality who paid multiple visits to the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus in the lead-up to the 2024 fall election, was shot Wednesday at Utah Valley University.
UW Dining hosted a “resident appreciation” dinner across campus on May 1, offering whole lobsters to students on meal plans. Records obtained by The Daily Cardinal show the university paid more than $36,000.
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.
Henry Vilas Zoo, a free hidden gem in the heart of Madison, works to refine the way its visitors view wildlife through empathy-based signage and conservation efforts.
Higher education administrators condemned the Trump administration’s “unprecedented political interference” in public research funding, saying the “undue intrusion” is endangering American higher education.
A panel of University of Wisconsin-Madison professors and academic experts discussed significant challenges facing higher education Wednesday in the wake of the Trump administration’s sweeping budget cuts.
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