June 16, 2019

Author: Ben Farrell Over the past three years, Madison-based recording artist Kainalu has slowly but surely made a name for himself in the vibrant local music scene. Now, he’s got his eye on a national audience. On Thursday, June 20th, ... Read More >

May 6, 2019

Author: Jonathan Mills Rallying cries unite a fan base. It is a commonality, and there is something to be said about a rhyme that is as intimidating as it is catchy. When it was first accepted during the 2009-10 NBA ... Read More >

April 26, 2019

Author: Will Kenneally Police say more than a dozen protesters were escorted out of Bascom Hall as members of the Teaching Assistants’ Association protested administration policy with a sit in on Friday. Members of the TAA were scheduled to meet ... Read More >

December 6, 2018

Author: Jane Xia Nita Farahany, a bioethicist, lawyer and philosopher, worries about how mind-reading technology can one day destroy our society. The speaker begins with a personal story of escaping Iran during violent protesting in the 1960s. She would call ... Read More >