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UW to launch new aerospace engineering major
By Olivia Ruetten | Feb. 25The University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents approved a new aerospace engineering major Feb. 5.
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Why Madison? Students react to Harry Styles’ local listening party
By Olivia Ruetten | Feb. 16Madison is among just 40 cities in the world, and two in the U.S., chosen to host advance listening parties for Styles’ new album “Kiss All the Time. Disco Occasionally”
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UW experts talk AI research ethics
By Olivia Ruetten | Feb. 10A panel of University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers shared insight into how generative artificial intelligence is changing research.
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Here’s what UW advises when speaking to immigration enforcement officers
By Olivia Ruetten | Jan. 30The University of Wisconsin-Madison and the City of Madison released guidelines on what students should know if they encounter a federal agent.
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Wisconsin Marketing Organization partners UW students with local businesses to boost profit, real-world experiences
By Olivia Ruetten | Dec. 20The Wisconsin Marketing Organization held a banquet Dec. 3 with presentations on semester-long collaborative projects and initiatives with local businesses.
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College is difficult. Students say dating shouldn’t be
By Olivia Ruetten | Nov. 19In a sea of situationships, meet-cutes and wild date stories, dating in college can feel like an uphill battle. University of Wisconsin-Madison students share their dating experiences with The Daily Cardinal.
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‘Everything is about reading’: Go Big Read author dreams of a well-read society
By Olivia Ruetten | Nov. 17In a conversation with Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin, ‘James’ author Percival Everett dove deep into his career and the inspiration behind the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s newest Go Big Read, the annual book distributed and discussed on campus.
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Government shutdown likely won’t impact financial aid
By Olivia Ruetten | Oct. 27The government shutdown which began Oct. 1 is not expected to impact financial aid despite student concern.
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Legal scholars discuss Trump, gerrymandering and threats to democracy at Cap Times Idea Fest
By Gabriela Verdeja and Olivia Ruetten | Sep. 26Legal scholar Kate Shaw and progressive lawyer Jeff Mandell joined forces at Cap Times Idea Fest to share thoughts on relevant topics dominating American media.
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Percival Everett's novel 'James' selected as 2025-2026 Go Big Read book
By Olivia Ruetten | Sep. 4In a reimagining of “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn,” Percival Everett tells the tale from a different perspective, shedding light on a story 140 years in the making.
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