Sonia Bendre is the campus news editor for The Daily Cardinal. You can reach her at sonia.bendre@dailycardinal.com.
A designer at Thysse, based in Oregon, Wisconsin, shared the process behind renovating Memorial Union and the school's recreation centers, among other campus spaces.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison’s ‘Course Search and Enroll’ feature now includes a ‘Core GenEd’ section, which will replace the current ‘Course Designation’ section for students first enrolling for or after Summer 2026.
Contract negotiations between University of Wisconsin-Madison and Department of War offices are underway for METAL and ACE hubs dedicated to manufacturing workforce development.
Gov. Tony Evers urged lawmakers and local companies to take nuclear fusion seriously at the May 5 event.
Outgoing Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin discussed negotiating with the Republican legislature, her response to pro-Palestine encampments and her hopes for the university’s future.
The nine-person search committee for University of Wisconsin-Madison’s athletic director, formerly Chris McIntosh, will report to incoming interim chancellor Eric Wilcots.
The 25-person search committee is led by Regent Ashok Rai.
The hack halted all access to Canvas at 3 p.m. on May 7, just hours before University of Wisconsin-Madison's last day of finals.
Dozens of beagles departed from Janesville Saturday afternoon, 16 on a plane, in the first of several missions to place over 1,500 beagles from the facility in shelters.
The 23-person committee will begin search procedures in coming weeks, following outgoing Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin’s departure to Columbia University.
A screenshot of a message displayed on the Canvas website following a security breach on Thursday, May 7, 2026.
The Survivor Art and History Gallery will be on display on the first floor of 333 East Campus Mall until April 30, 2026.
A view of Lake Mendota from the Memorial Union Terrace on Jan. 14, 2026.
Mechanical engineering professor James Pikul’s soft robotics research lab divided into two sections: one supports the engineering aspect of his research with robot designs and hydraulic arms, and the other contains fume hoods and chemicals for batteries.
Mechanical engineering professor James Pikul’s soft robotics research lab divided into two sections: one supports the engineering aspect of his research with robot designs and hydraulic arms, and the other contains fume hoods and chemicals for batteries.
Mechanical engineering professor James Pikul’s soft robotics research lab divided into two sections: one supports the engineering aspect of his research with robot designs and hydraulic arms, and the other contains fume hoods and chemicals for batteries.
Read on Issuu
Solutions by The State News
