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WEBPODCAST Cardinal Call: Canvas and the Right to Disconnect By Oliver Gerharz and Blake Martin | Oct. 1 . In this installment of the Cardinal Call, host Oliver Gerharz speaks to Daily Cardinal Opinions Editor Blake Martin about his article on Canvas, a Learning Management System that UW–Madison uses to connect its students to their classes at all times.
UW Athletics responds to volleyball video, photo leak
WEBOct 20, 2022 · Explicit photos and video of the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s 2021 volleyball team were leaked online this week. The photos and video were taken right after the team won the 2021 Big 10 championship in November.
Melissa Agard, Dana Pellebon advance in Dane County executive …
WEBAug 15, 2024 · Agard earned 61,283 votes, followed by Pellebon with 18,560, Vidaver with 16,269 and Sparkman with 10,789. Agard and Pellebon will advance to the general election on Nov. 5. "Tonight’s decisive victory highlights the broad, diverse coalition we have built in every community across Dane County," Agard said in a statement published by the Cap Times. . "In the days leading up to the November ...
Five construction projects aim to reshape UW-Madison’s future
WEBMar 12, 2024 · There is an increasing demand for admission to the College of Engineering. For school officials, a new building is a top priority to keep up with high demand and allow the school to enroll about 1,000 more undergraduates into engineering programs.. In December, the UW Board of Regents agreed to a deal with the state Legislature to cap DEI positions for three years in exchange for building ...
Madison mourns Richard Davis, beloved professor and legendary …
WEBSep 22, 2023 · Richard Davis, a beloved musician, teacher and activist, died Wednesday, Sept. 6 after spending two years in hospice care. Davis, who was 93 years old, performed on more than 3,000 albums and jingles, according to an obituary submitted by his daughter, Persia Davis, and recorded a dozen albums as lead artist.
Farewell, Silver Dollar: Another Madison gem gone too soon
WEBFeb 1, 2024 · In the heart of downtown Madison, Silver Dollar Tavern is set to have its final last call on Feb. 3. The iconic bar, located on 117 W. Mifflin St., stands as the oldest family-owned bar in the city and was one of the first to receive a liquor license post-Prohibition in Madison.. All good things seem to come to an end, though, as the property was bought by Hovde Properties of Madison.
Meet the Dane County executive candidates - The Daily Cardinal
WEBJan 25, 2024 · She established a zero-dollar loan program for child care centers, acted as lead sponsor for the Building Energy Savings and Transportation Demand Management Programs, championed efforts to complete the Madison Public Market project and advocated for the expansion of the Community Alternative Response Emergency Services (CARES) team. “As I've served, I've witnessed firsthand the challenges ...
Badger basketball woes: Who’s to blame? - The Daily Cardinal
WEBFeb 17, 2023 · Since conference play fully began after the new year, Wisconsin is 5-8, with two losses to Northwestern to mark their first season sweep of the Badgers in 27 years and a poor loss to 12-14 Nebraska. Despite a big win over Michigan on Tuesday, it’s still fair to ask if this team is heading in the right direction.. One of the team’s leading scorers, Tyler Wahl, did miss a chunk of those ...
Pro-Palestinian demonstrator charged with felony count
WEBMay 26, 2024 · The charge was in connection with the May 1 police raid on the pro-Palestine encampment organized by Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and the Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) on Library Mall.. UW-Madison Police (UWPD) and campus area police arrested 34 people on May 1 and cited four other individuals who are facing possible felony charges.
UW System financial reports spark concern over public higher ed …
WEBApr 18, 2024 · “We're [treated like] just a corporation, where can we cut costs and where can we raise revenues and basically put it more on the students, which of course will only end up hurting enrollments,” Neil Kraus, political science professor at UW-River Falls and president of United Falcons, the local American Federation of Teachers (AFT) chapter, told The Daily Cardinal.